2The pressure and volume of an ideal gas change from A to B to C as shown inthe following figure. The curved line between A and C is an isotherm.10IsothermВ4.00 x 105A0.40030.200Volume, m(i)Determine the total heat for the process ABC.(ii) State and explan whether the flow of heat is into or out of the gas due tothe process ABC.Pressure,Ра

Given: The curved line between AC is isotherm. To determine: (a)The total heat for the process ABC.…

The pressure and volume of an ideal gas change from A to B to C as shown in the following figure. The curved line between A and C is an isotherm. 10 Isotherm 4.00 x 105 A 0.200 0.400 Volume, m- (i) Determine the total heat for the process ABC. (ii) State and explan whether the flow of heat is into or out of the gas due to the process ABC. Pressure, Ра

The pressure and volume of an ideal gas change from A to B to C as shown in the following figure. The curved line between A and C is an isotherm. 10 Isotherm 4.00 x 105 A 0.200 0.400 Volume, m- (i) Determine the total heat for the process ABC. (ii) State and explan whether the flow of heat is into or out of the gas due to the process ABC. Pressure, Ра

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