Help me number 2 please do it step by step.and make sure that I can understand the words and symbols do you use 09:15 a De7.00 :4GKB/Su 79Title1. Show that in the isobaric process the ideal gassatisfies (Cp - Cv) = R%3D2. An ideal gas is three moles and a temperatureof 373 K.a. If the gas expands isothermally, how mucheffort does the gas do to reach four times itsinitial volume?b. How much effort should be put on the gas? Ifthe gas undergoes an adiabatic compressionprocess so that its absolute temperatureincreases to three times the original (R = 8.3 Jmol-'K-1).c. How much work is done if the gas undergoesan isovolum process%3D3. One mole of gas has a temperature of 270Cwhich expands adiabatically so that its volume istwo times the original volume. Determine thework done by the system if y (gamma) = 1.4 and R= 8.3 J mol-1K-1.4. A gas having an initial volume of 10 m³ isheated under isobic conditions until its finalvolume becomes 25 m3. If the gas pressure is 2atm, determine the outer work of the gas! (1 atm= 1.01 x 10^5 Pa).+Edited 09:12

(a) Let n denotes the moles, T1 denotes the temperature, R denotes the gas constant, V1 and V2…

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