16) A gas undergoes a series of pressure and volume changes as shown in figure below. How much work is done by the gas along the path abc (in J) ? P (atm) a V (m³) A) 1.63x105 B) 2.8x10 C) 1.4x10 0.3 0.7 D) 1.24x105 E) 0.8x105

16) A gas undergoes a series of pressure and volume changes as shown in figure below. How much work is done by the gas along the path abc (in J) ? P (atm) a V (m³) A) 1.63x105 B) 2.8x10 C) 1.4x10 0.3 0.7 D) 1.24x105 E) 0.8x105

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16) A gas undergoes a series of pressure and volume changes as shown in figure below. How much
work is done by the gas along the path abc (in J) ?
P (atm)
a
A) 1.63x105
V (m³)
0.7
0.3
B) 2.8x105
C) 1.4x10
D) 1.24x105
E) 0.8x10

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