7. Referring the PV diagram shown here, calculate the work done by 2 moles of anideal gas paretute during isobaric expansion.T3IsothermalT1=100KT2V1V2= 3V1V

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7. Referring the PV diagram shown here, calculate the work done by 2 moles of an ideal gas riparate during isobaric expansion. P. T3 Isothermal T1=100K T2 V1 V2= 3V1 V

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7. Referring the PV diagram shown here, calculate the work done by 2 moles of an
ideal gas paretute during isobaric expansion.
T3
Isothermal
T1=100K
T2
V1
V2= 3V1
V

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