A sample of gas ina sealed container undergoes the cyclic process from state 1 to state 2 back to state 1, as shown in the PV-graph below. P Which of the following statements is true about the heating done to the sample of gas across the entire process? O Q>0 O Q<0 O Q = 0

A sample of gas ina sealed container undergoes the cyclic process from state 1 to state 2 back to state 1, as shown in the PV-graph below. P Which of the following statements is true about the heating done to the sample of gas across the entire process? O Q>0 O Q<0 O Q = 0

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Which of the following statements is true about the heating done to the sample of gas across the entire process?
Q >0
Q< 0
O Q= 0

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