a. How much work is done by the system during the isobaric (3 atm) compressionof an ideal gas, from 8 L to 2 L? Draw the p-V diagram.b. How much work is done by the system to isothermally expand 1 mmol of anideal gas until its volume triples, at 30 °C and an undetermined pressure. Theprocess is reversible.

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