NKBT is subjected to a cyclic, quasi-static (i.e. reversible) process shown in the figure. What is the heat (in J) absorbed by the gas in going from An ideal gas with energy E = A to C via the path ABC? B 6. A 3 Volume (m³) Type your answer. Pressure (Pa)

NKBT is subjected to a cyclic, quasi-static (i.e. reversible) process shown in the figure. What is the heat (in J) absorbed by the gas in going from An ideal gas with energy E = A to C via the path ABC? B 6. A 3 Volume (m³) Type your answer. Pressure (Pa)

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