a) Consider a process involving an ideal diatomic gas with n a = 1 x 10° Pa/m³ is a constant. The gas ex- pands from volume V; Find the 3 mol, following p = aV, where 1 m3 to Vj = 4m³. P2 (i) work done on the gas. (ii) heat entering the gas. 1 (iii) change in the internal energy of the gas. b) Now consider the cycle depicted in the figure, involving the same amount of gas as in the previous part. A → B is the process described in the previous subtask, B → C an isochor and C → A an isobar. Additionally, V2/V1 = n = 4 and V1 = 1 m3. Find the A C P1 3 i) work done by the gas during one loop of the cycle. V1 V2 V

a) Consider a process involving an ideal diatomic gas with n a = 1 x 10° Pa/m³ is a constant. The gas ex- pands from volume V; Find the 3 mol, following p = aV, where 1 m3 to Vj = 4m³. P2 (i) work done on the gas. (ii) heat entering the gas. 1 (iii) change in the internal energy of the gas. b) Now consider the cycle depicted in the figure, involving the same amount of gas as in the previous part. A → B is the process described in the previous subtask, B → C an isochor and C → A an isobar. Additionally, V2/V1 = n = 4 and V1 = 1 m3. Find the A C P1 3 i) work done by the gas during one loop of the cycle. V1 V2 V

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