Consider 1.000 moles of a monoatomic ideal gas that is taken from state A to state D by different pathways (shown below). Calculate (in joules) the AHAD, i.e. the total AH going from A to D. State A: VA = 10.00 L, PA = 10.000 atm State B: VB = 50.9 L, PB = 10.000 atm State C: Vc = 10.00 L, Pc = 2.36 atm State D: Vp = 50.9 L, Po = 2.36 atm Scientific Notation: To enter 1.234 x 10-5type "1.234e-5" State B step 1 step 2 State A State D

Consider 1.000 moles of a monoatomic ideal gas that is taken from state A to state D by different pathways (shown below). Calculate (in joules) the AHAD, i.e. the total AH going from A to D. State A: VA = 10.00 L, PA = 10.000 atm State B: VB = 50.9 L, PB = 10.000 atm State C: Vc = 10.00 L, Pc = 2.36 atm State D: Vp = 50.9 L, Po = 2.36 atm Scientific Notation: To enter 1.234 x 10-5type "1.234e-5" State B step 1 step 2 State A State D

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