Q3) Initially, 1kg air at 600 K and at 150 kPa is contained in a piston- cylinder device. Now, thesystem is started to be heated during a quasi-equilibrium process until the temperature of airreaches to 900 K. During the process the pressure inside the cylinder is held constant. Air can beassumed as Ideal Gas under these conditions.La) Calculate the heat provided to the air inside the cylinder during this process.[b) Sketch the P[kPa]-V[m³] diagram of the process. Indicate the direction of the process. Noneed to express the volume of the air on the diagram. Please do only a rough sketch.Ic) Calculate the work done by the air onto surrounding.

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La) Calculate the heat provided to the air inside the cylinder during this process. [b) Sketch the P[kPa]-V[m] diagram of the process. Indicate the direction of the process. No need to express the volume of the air on the diagram. Please do only a rough sketch. dc) Calculate the work done by the air onto surrounding.

La) Calculate the heat provided to the air inside the cylinder during this process. [b) Sketch the P[kPa]-V[m] diagram of the process. Indicate the direction of the process. No need to express the volume of the air on the diagram. Please do only a rough sketch. dc) Calculate the work done by the air onto surrounding.

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