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1 leg of air is allowed to expand reversibly in a yhnder Behind a piston in such that the temperature vemcins away constant at 2602 lwhile the volume is doubled.The piston i by the air reversibly s then moved in, and heat is rejected y at constant pressure until the volume is the Same as itswas inl tialy- Calculate the net heat flow and the overall change

1 leg of air is allowed to expand reversibly in a yhnder Behind a piston in such that the temperature vemcins away constant at 2602 lwhile the volume is doubled.The piston i by the air reversibly s then moved in, and heat is rejected y at constant pressure until the volume is the Same as itswas inl tialy- Calculate the net heat flow and the overall change

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