can you help me with 2? Directions: Assume all numbers are good to 3 sig. figs. unless otherwise stated. Showall work for full credit.One mole of a diatomic (rigid rotator) ideal gas has an initial volume of 1 L andtemperature of 400 K (state A). First the gas undergoes an isometric process such thatthe final pressure is 4 times the initial pressure (state B). It then expands isothermallyback to the initial pressure (state C). Then it is compressed isobarically back to itsoriginal state.1. Draw a PV diagram illustrating the above cycle. On the diagram indicate where the3 different processes occur. Create a table of the pressure, volume, temperature,and internal energy values at the 3 points (states A, B and C).iclency of the engine?the cycle andCS Scanned w 2. How much work is done during the isothermal process?3. How much heat is added during the isobaric process?4. What is the net work done for the cycle and what is the efficiency of the engine?CS Scanned with CamScanner

Directions: Assume all numbers are good to 3 sig. figs. unless otherwise stated. Show all work for full credit. One mole of a diatomic (rigid rotator) ideal gas has an initial volume of 1L and temperature of 400 K (state A). First the gas undergoes an isometric process such that the final pressure is 4 times the initial pressure (state B). It then expands isothermally back to the initial pressure (state C). Then it is compressed isobarically back to its original state. in ote wh ere the

Directions: Assume all numbers are good to 3 sig. figs. unless otherwise stated. Show all work for full credit. One mole of a diatomic (rigid rotator) ideal gas has an initial volume of 1L and temperature of 400 K (state A). First the gas undergoes an isometric process such that the final pressure is 4 times the initial pressure (state B). It then expands isothermally back to the initial pressure (state C). Then it is compressed isobarically back to its original state. in ote wh ere the

College Physics

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Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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