10.) An ideal gas with goes thru the quasistatic cycle shown to the right. The Pabs(atm) steps are: A. Isothermal expansion from state 1 to state 2. B. Constant pressure compression from 2 to 3. C. Constant volume increase in pressure from 3 7.00 back to 1. a) Find the net change in internal energy of the gas for the complete cycle. b) Find the net heat exchanged by the gas with its surroundings. Is this heat into or out of the gas? c) Find the net work done by the gas for the complete cycle. Hint: Remember Q = nCvAT(const. volume) & Q = nCpAT(const. Pressure) 3.11 3: В V(L) 4.00 9.00

10.) An ideal gas with goes thru the quasistatic cycle shown to the right. The Pabs(atm) steps are: A. Isothermal expansion from state 1 to state 2. B. Constant pressure compression from 2 to 3. C. Constant volume increase in pressure from 3 7.00 back to 1. a) Find the net change in internal energy of the gas for the complete cycle. b) Find the net heat exchanged by the gas with its surroundings. Is this heat into or out of the gas? c) Find the net work done by the gas for the complete cycle. Hint: Remember Q = nCvAT(const. volume) & Q = nCpAT(const. Pressure) 3.11 3: В V(L) 4.00 9.00

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