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With n = 1 mol of ideal gas, a cycle consisting of two isobars and two isochoric processes takes place. In cases 1 and 3, the temperature of the gas is T1 = 400K and T3 = 900K. It is known that states 2 and 4 exist on the same isothermal curve. Find the work that the ideal gas does in this cycle.
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