1.50 mol of an ideal gas with a constant ratio of heat capacities at constant pressure and volume y == 1.40 is taken through the (reversible) cycle shown in the figure below. The process A → B is an expansion at constant temperature, whereas B → C and C → A are constant-pressure compression and constant-volume processes, respectively. a) What is the temperature TA of the gas at A? P (atm) For the cycle as a whole, Isothermal b) calculate the (net) work done W (by the gas), process c) calculate the (total) heat transfer Q,

1.50 mol of an ideal gas with a constant ratio of heat capacities at constant pressure and volume y == 1.40 is taken through the (reversible) cycle shown in the figure below. The process A → B is an expansion at constant temperature, whereas B → C and C → A are constant-pressure compression and constant-volume processes, respectively. a) What is the temperature TA of the gas at A? P (atm) For the cycle as a whole, Isothermal b) calculate the (net) work done W (by the gas), process c) calculate the (total) heat transfer Q,

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