Need parts (d), (e), and (f). 3 Engine CycleBPADAn ideal engine operates with a perfect monatomic gas that has y = 4/3 in the cycle shown above:A - B C D → APoint Pressure [atm] Volume [L] Temperature [K]A1.022.43002.033.6900(a) How much work is done per cycle?(b) What is the temperature at B?(c) How much heat input is required for A → B?(d) How much heat input is required for B C?(e) What is the efficiency of this particular engine cycle?(f) This engine works from heat reservoirs at 900 K and 300 K. What is the maximum efficiency for any engine workingbetween these reservoirs?

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