2.0 atmadiabaticisothermal16.0 L40.0LVA thermodynamic cycle of 1.000 mol of monoatomic perfect gas (Cv,m = 12.47 JK1 mol1) consist of the following 3 stages:STAGE 1:1 to Il ; adiabatic reversible expansion from(T1 =273K, V:= 16.0 L, P1= 2.00 atm) to (T2= ?, P2=1atm, V2= 40.0 L)STAGE 2, Il to Il ;isothermal reversible compression from (T2 =?, V2 = 40L, P2 = 1.00 atm) to (T3 = ?, V3 = 16L, P3=?)STAGE 3: IIII to l; isochoric heating from (T3 =?, V3 = 16 L, P3 = ?) to (T1 = 273K, V = 16 L, P1 = 2 atm)What is the Stage 1 final temperature, T,? Answer in Kelvin in 3 significant figures.Type your answer.What is the change in internal energy (in kJ) in the Stage 1 process? Answer in 3 significant figures.Type your answer.2 pointsCalculate q (in kJ) for the Stage 2 process. Answer in 3 significant figures.Type your answer.pointCalculate q (in kJ) for the stage 3 process. Answer in 3 significat figuresType your answer.What is the overall change in internal energy (in kJ) for the cycle (The sum of the change in internal energy of Stages 1,2 and 3)?Answer in 3 significant figuresType your answer.

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