An ideal gas at initial temperature of 177°C was compressed isothermally between an initial pressure of 2 atm and final pressure of 15 atm. The work done on the system is OA. -5.8634 Kj O B. -0.0168 KJ O C. 0.0293 KJ O D.5.8634 kJ

An ideal gas at initial temperature of 177°C was compressed isothermally between an initial pressure of 2 atm and final pressure of 15 atm. The work done on the system is OA. -5.8634 Kj O B. -0.0168 KJ O C. 0.0293 KJ O D.5.8634 kJ

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