-DV The Pvdiagram shows 3 moles of an ideal monatomic gas soing through a eyelic process. The following information is siven for the sas! P₁ = PJ = 1.00 • 10³ N/m²; Pb = Pc = 2,00+10°N/A²; V₂=VB=0,100m²; Ve=VJ = 0.300 M73 (P = ({) R; (v = (2) R; R = 8,3/1, 11 J Determine each of the following with 3 sig fiss. a) Total heat absorbed during the cycle. -in kilo Toules ・in kello Joules b) Total heat rejected during the cycle () work done by the sas during one cycle inkello. Joules. J) Total change in internal energy during the cycle- e) Efficiency of the cycle__ of thes as in kelving during the cycle- f) Minimum temperature 5) Maximum temperature of the sas in leeling during the cycle h) Efficiency of a Carnotensine operating between the rinimuon and maximum temperatures. 1) Change in entropy for the process a-b

-DV The Pvdiagram shows 3 moles of an ideal monatomic gas soing through a eyelic process. The following information is siven for the sas! P₁ = PJ = 1.00 • 10³ N/m²; Pb = Pc = 2,00+10°N/A²; V₂=VB=0,100m²; Ve=VJ = 0.300 M73 (P = ({) R; (v = (2) R; R = 8,3/1, 11 J Determine each of the following with 3 sig fiss. a) Total heat absorbed during the cycle. -in kilo Toules ・in kello Joules b) Total heat rejected during the cycle () work done by the sas during one cycle inkello. Joules. J) Total change in internal energy during the cycle- e) Efficiency of the cycle__ of thes as in kelving during the cycle- f) Minimum temperature 5) Maximum temperature of the sas in leeling during the cycle h) Efficiency of a Carnotensine operating between the rinimuon and maximum temperatures. 1) Change in entropy for the process a-b

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