The properties of a closed system follows the relation P = -9V² , where P is in Pascal V is inm3. What will be the work done when the volume changes from 2 m³ to 8 m??Select one:O a. 1512JO b.-1512JO C. -1560JO d. 1560 J

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The properties of a closed system follows the relation P = -9V², where P is in Pascal V is in m³. What will be the work done when the volume changes from 2 m3 to 8 m3? Select one: O a. 1512J O b.-1512J O c. -1560 J O d. 1560 J

The properties of a closed system follows the relation P = -9V², where P is in Pascal V is in m³. What will be the work done when the volume changes from 2 m3 to 8 m3? Select one: O a. 1512J O b.-1512J O c. -1560 J O d. 1560 J

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The properties of a closed system follows the relation P = -9V² , where P is in Pascal V is in
m3. What will be the work done when the volume changes from 2 m³ to 8 m??
Select one:
O a. 1512J
O b.-1512J
O C. -1560J
O d. 1560 J

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