A constant mass of an ideal gas is heated from 300 K to 1000 K in a piston cylinder device whilemaintaining the pressure constant either at 1 bar (process A) or at 10 bars (Process B). Ignore KE andPE changes. Which of the following is true regarding heat transfer in the two processes? You MUSTJustify your answer with equations to receive any credit on this problem.I.Qa=QBII.QAQBIV.Insufficient information.

Q=nCp∆Tn is the number of molesCp is the specific heat capcity at constant pressure∆T is the…

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