2.3 Study the following p-V diagram in figure 1 and answer the que P (N/m) 15 - - A 10 C. + V (m) Figure 1 10 20 30 Calculate: (a) Work done through process A to B (WAB) (b) work done through the process B to C (Wec): (c) internal energy UAB, if 120J of energy as heat enters the syste (d) the net work done by the system. 5.

2.3 Study the following p-V diagram in figure 1 and answer the que P (N/m) 15 - - A 10 C. + V (m) Figure 1 10 20 30 Calculate: (a) Work done through process A to B (WAB) (b) work done through the process B to C (Wec): (c) internal energy UAB, if 120J of energy as heat enters the syste (d) the net work done by the system. 5.

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Chapter4: The Second Law Of Thermodynamics

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