4. Ideal Gas Type Question: A piston comprises two nested cylinders which are 3 cm and 2.8cm in diameter with 0.1 cm thick walls and are each 1 m long. Initially, the smaller cylindersits completely inside the larger cylinder and is filled with N2 at 20 °C and atmosphericpressure.a.C.The gas is slowly heated, while the cylinder is allowed to freely expand. What kind ofprocess is this? bancb.The smaller cylinder has a total mass of 1.5 kg. What temperature does the gas needto be for the cylinder to become fully extended?The cylinder can withstand an internal pressure of 20 atm. What's the maximumweight it can lift?e.d. A 100 kg weight is dropped on the cylinder while it is fully extended, causing it torapidly compress. What kind of process is this?If the cylinder is fully depressed by this event, what is the peak pressure? Theadiabatic constant for N2 is 7/5.f.If the weight is dropped from 2 m, assuming 1% of its energy is converted intothermal energy in the gas, which has a molar mass of 28 g/mol, what is the newtemperature of the gas?

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