Consider a sample of ideal gas that follow the given PV diagram. Cv= 12.5 J/mol-K and Cp = 20.5J/mol-K. [Answer in 3 significant figures]Point APoint BPoint Ca)b)c)d)cycle.e)AB Isobaric ProcessBC Adiabatic ProcessCA Isochoric ProcessP (atm)3.10V (L)4.511.65T (K)850159P(atm)How much work is done per cycle by the gas?3.532.521.510.5001B2V (L)3How many moles of ideal gas are there?What is the temperature at point B?What is the pressure at point C?Determine how much heat is transferred to or from the environment in one complete

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