A plot of pressure-volume isotherms for an ideal gas at two different temperatures is shown below. In which of these processes would w < 0? -.... T= 546 K A) X Y T= 273 K 25 B) Y- Z 20 State Z 15 State X C) Z - X 10 D) X - Y and Y Z State Y 6 E) Y -Z and Z- X Volume (L) Pressure (Atm)

A plot of pressure-volume isotherms for an ideal gas at two different temperatures is shown below. In which of these processes would w < 0? -.... T= 546 K A) X Y T= 273 K 25 B) Y- Z 20 State Z 15 State X C) Z - X 10 D) X - Y and Y Z State Y 6 E) Y -Z and Z- X Volume (L) Pressure (Atm)

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A plot of pressure-volume isotherms for an ideal gas at two different temperatures
is shown below. In which of these processes would w < 0?
T= 546 K
A) X →Y
T= 273 K
25
B) Y → Z
20
State Z
15
State X
C) Z -X
10
5-
D) X → Y and Y → Z
State Y
8
E) Y - Z andZ-X
Volume (L)
Pressure (Atm)

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