1. Two identical containers of the same amount and type of ideal gas follow differentprocesses from state A to state B, as shown in the PV diagram below. You are told thatfor one of the two processes heat is transferred into the gas, while for the other heat istransferred out. Consider the following statements and select a conclusion.Pa. I is true, II is false.b. II is true, I is false.c. Both I and II are true.AI. Heat is transferred into the gas in process #1.II. The gas is at a higher temperature in state A.d. Both I and II are false.#2#1B·Ve. One of those statements is true and the other is false, but there is not enough informationto determine which is which.

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1. Two identical containers of the same amount and type of ideal gas follow different processes from state A to state B, as shown in the PV diagram below. You are told that for one of the two processes heat is transferred into the gas, while for the other heat is transferred out. Consider the following statements and select a conclusion. P A #2 #1 B ·V I. Heat is transferred into the gas in process #1. II. The gas is at a higher temperature in state A. a. I is true, II is false. b. II is true, I is false. c. Both I and II are true. d. Both I and II are false. e. One of those statements is true and the other is false, but there is not enough information to determine which is which.

1. Two identical containers of the same amount and type of ideal gas follow different processes from state A to state B, as shown in the PV diagram below. You are told that for one of the two processes heat is transferred into the gas, while for the other heat is transferred out. Consider the following statements and select a conclusion. P A #2 #1 B ·V I. Heat is transferred into the gas in process #1. II. The gas is at a higher temperature in state A. a. I is true, II is false. b. II is true, I is false. c. Both I and II are true. d. Both I and II are false. e. One of those statements is true and the other is false, but there is not enough information to determine which is which.

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1. Two identical containers of the same amount and type of ideal gas follow different
processes from state A to state B, as shown in the PV diagram below. You are told that
for one of the two processes heat is transferred into the gas, while for the other heat is
transferred out. Consider the following statements and select a conclusion.
P
a. I is true, II is false.
b. II is true, I is false.
c. Both I and II are true.
A
I. Heat is transferred into the gas in process #1.
II. The gas is at a higher temperature in state A.
d. Both I and II are false.
#2
#1
B
·V
e. One of those statements is true and the other is false, but there is not enough information
to determine which is which.

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