A fixed mass of gas undergoes changes of pressure and volume as shown below.When the gas is taken from state P to state R by stages PQ and QR, 8 kJ of heat are absorbed by it and 3 kJ of work are done by it.When the same resultant change is achieved by stages PS and SR, 1 kJ of work is done by the gas. In this case which of thefollowing represents the heat transfer?Select one:O a. 8 kJ of heat are absorbedO b. 4 kJ of heat are rejectedOc. 12 kJ of heat are rejectedO d. 10 kJ of heat are absorbede. 6 kJ of heat are absorbed

Given: Some process are there,Process PQ=8 kJ heat are absorbed,Process QR=3 kJ of work is…

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A fixed mass of gas undergoes changes of pressure and volume as shown below.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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