3. Figure shows a p-V graph of an ideal gas with a temperature of 27 °C at point D. p(kPa), в A 280 120 D V(cm³) 60.0 O 20.0 (a) Determine the temperature of the gas a point i. ii. A [700 K] В (2100 К] (b) The net work done by the gas. [6.40 JJ

3. Figure shows a p-V graph of an ideal gas with a temperature of 27 °C at point D. p(kPa), в A 280 120 D V(cm³) 60.0 O 20.0 (a) Determine the temperature of the gas a point i. ii. A [700 K] В (2100 К] (b) The net work done by the gas. [6.40 JJ

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3. Figure shows a p-V graph of an ideal gas with a temperature of 27 °C at point D.
p(kPa),
в
A
280
120
D
► V(cm³)
60.0
O 20.0
(a) Determine the temperature of the gas a point
A [700 K]
В 2100 К]
(b) The net work done by the gas. [6.40 J]
i.
ii.

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