2. An ideal gas is undergoing a mechanically reversible process consisting of four steps: (1->2) adiabatic compression from V1=0.1 m³, P1=1 bar to V2, P2=5 bar (2->3) isobaric expansion at P2=5 bar until a temperature T3=80°C is reached. (3->4) isothermal expansion until a pressure of P4=3.5 bar is reached. (4->1) isochoric process to return to P1, V1. Calculate Q, W, AU, AH for each branch and for the complete cycle. y=Cp/Cv=7R/5R Draw this process on a pressure vs. Volume diagram and carefully label all points. Be systematic, show all your work.

2. An ideal gas is undergoing a mechanically reversible process consisting of four steps: (1->2) adiabatic compression from V1=0.1 m³, P1=1 bar to V2, P2=5 bar (2->3) isobaric expansion at P2=5 bar until a temperature T3=80°C is reached. (3->4) isothermal expansion until a pressure of P4=3.5 bar is reached. (4->1) isochoric process to return to P1, V1. Calculate Q, W, AU, AH for each branch and for the complete cycle. y=Cp/Cv=7R/5R Draw this process on a pressure vs. Volume diagram and carefully label all points. Be systematic, show all your work.

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