Find the work done during one cycle of the process shown in the diagram below. The image displays a pressure-volume (P-V) diagram, an essential tool in thermodynamics used to illustrate the changes in pressure and volume for a closed system. The axes are labeled as follows:- The vertical axis (y-axis) represents pressure, \( P \), measured in atmospheres (atm).- The horizontal axis (x-axis) represents volume, \( V \), measured in cubic meters (m\(^3\)).The diagram shows a triangular cycle traced by the orange arrows, indicating a thermodynamic process involving three distinct stages:1. **Starting from the leftmost point**: The process moves horizontally from a volume of approximately 1.00 m\(^3\) to 2.00 m\(^3\) while maintaining a constant pressure of around 6.00 atm.2. **Second leg of the cycle**: The process descends diagonally from around 6.00 atm to 2.00 atm, with the volume increasing slightly above 1.00 m\(^3\).3. **Final leg of the cycle**: The path ascends vertically, returning to the initial pressure of approximately 6.00 atm while the volume decreases back to about 1.00 m\(^3\).This cyclic process forms a closed loop, implying that the system undergoes a series of transformations and eventually returns to its initial state. The direction of the arrows suggests the sequence of the process stages.

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