3. Which of the following describes the PV diagram shown? * P P; V V; The work done to the gas is negative. The gas is first compressed at constant pressure and then second the pressure increases at constant volume. Work is done by an external agent to the gas. O all of these

3. Which of the following describes the PV diagram shown? * P P; V V; The work done to the gas is negative. The gas is first compressed at constant pressure and then second the pressure increases at constant volume. Work is done by an external agent to the gas. O all of these

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3. Which of the following
describes the PV diagram
shown? *
P
P;
-V-
V;
The work done to the gas is
negative.
The gas is first compressed at
constant pressure and then second
the pressure increases at constant
volume.
Work is done by an external agent to
the gas.
O all of these

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