6. One mole of a monoatomic ideal gas, in the initial state T = 273 K,P = 1 atm, issubjected to the following three processes, each of which is conducted reversibly:A doubling of its volume at constant pressure,Then a doubling of its pressure at constant volumeThen ai.ii.iii.return to the initial state along the path P(atm) =%3D6.643 × 10-4V² + 0.6667. Note: V is in litersCalculate the heat (Q) and work (W) effects which occur during each of the three8.314' /mol Kprocesses. Note: C,Also 1 atmL = 101.3J and R == 2.5 R and Cy1.5 R where R0.08206 atmL/mol K

Here q is the heat involved, w is the work done and u is the internal energy

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