### Transcription for Educational Website#### Diagram ExplanationThe image depicts a pressure-volume (P-V) diagram illustrating a thermodynamic process with three points labeled A, B, and C, forming a right triangle.- **P (Pressure) on the y-axis**: Represents the force exerted by the system per unit area.- **V (Volume) on the x-axis**: Represents the space that the system occupies.The triangle shows:- Points **A** and **C** on the volume axis- Point **B** elevated along the pressure axis#### Tabulated Data| \( P_A \) (Pa) | \( V_A \) (m\(^3\)) | \( V_C \) (m\(^3\)) | \( Q_{ABCA} \) (J) ||----------------|------------------|------------------|-----------------|| 98 | 28 | 92 | 367 |**Variables:**- \( P_A \): Pressure at point A- \( V_A \): Volume at point A- \( V_C \): Volume at point C- \( Q_{ABCA} \): Heat transfer for the complete cycle from A to B to C and back to A#### Task InstructionsA.) Determine how much **WORK** the system would do going from **A to C.**B.) Determine how much **WORK** the system would do going from **B to C.***Note: Work is generally calculated as the area under the process curve on a P-V diagram. Calculations involve integrating the pressure with respect to volume over the specified paths.*

Introduction: 1) Area under any pressure v/s volume curve represents the amount of work done by the…

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P PA (Pa) 98 B A V VA (m³) 28 Vc (m³) 92 QABCA (3) 367 A.) Determine how much WORK the system would do going from A to C. B.) Determine how much WORK the system would do going from B to C.

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#### Diagram Explanation
The image depicts a pressure-volume (P-V) diagram illustrating a thermodynamic process with three points labeled A, B, and C, forming a right triangle.

- **P (Pressure) on the y-axis**: Represents the force exerted by the system per unit area.
- **V (Volume) on the x-axis**: Represents the space that the system occupies.

The triangle shows:
- Points **A** and **C** on the volume axis
- Point **B** elevated along the pressure axis

#### Tabulated Data
| \( P_A \) (Pa) | \( V_A \) (m\(^3\)) | \( V_C \) (m\(^3\)) | \( Q_{ABCA} \) (J) |
|----------------|------------------|------------------|-----------------|
| 98 | 28 | 92 | 367 |

**Variables:**
- \( P_A \): Pressure at point A
- \( V_A \): Volume at point A
- \( V_C \): Volume at point C
- \( Q_{ABCA} \): Heat transfer for the complete cycle from A to B to C and back to A

#### Task Instructions
A.) Determine how much **WORK** the system would do going from **A to C.**

B.) Determine how much **WORK** the system would do going from **B to C.**

*Note: Work is generally calculated as the area under the process curve on a P-V diagram. Calculations involve integrating the pressure with respect to volume over the specified paths.*

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