Consider the PV diagram of system of a 1.4-mole H₂ gas (Cv = 5R/2, Cp = 7R/2).Pressure [Pa]115 000110 000105 000100 00095 000(0.0250, 113016)0.024(0.0250, 96396)T₁ = 290K0.026(0.0294, 113016)TB = 340KТвTc = 400K0.028Volume [m³]What is the net change in internal energy of the gas after one complete cycle? Express your answer in Joules and with two decimal places.0.0300.032

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Consider the PV diagram of system of a 1.4-mole H₂ gas (Cv = 5R/2, Cp = 7R/2). Pressure [Pa] 115000 110 000 105 000 100 000 95 000 0.024 (0.0250, 113016) (0.0250, 96396) TA = 290K 0.026 TB= (0.0294, 113016) = 340K 0.028 Volume [m³] Tc = 400K 0.030 0.032

Consider the PV diagram of system of a 1.4-mole H₂ gas (Cv = 5R/2, Cp = 7R/2). Pressure [Pa] 115000 110 000 105 000 100 000 95 000 0.024 (0.0250, 113016) (0.0250, 96396) TA = 290K 0.026 TB= (0.0294, 113016) = 340K 0.028 Volume [m³] Tc = 400K 0.030 0.032

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Consider the PV diagram of system of a 1.4-mole H₂ gas (Cv = 5R/2, Cp = 7R/2).
Pressure [Pa]
115 000
110 000
105 000
100 000
95 000
(0.0250, 113016)
0.024
(0.0250, 96396)
T₁ = 290K
0.026
(0.0294, 113016)
TB = 340K
Тв
Tc = 400K
0.028
Volume [m³]
What is the net change in internal energy of the gas after one complete cycle? Express your answer in Joules and with two decimal places.
0.030
0.032

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