A sample of nitrogen gas undergoes the cyclic thermodynamic process shown in the figure. Which of the following gives the net heat transferred to the system in one complete cycle 1→2→3→1? the scale in the graph is given by P3 = 8000 Pa and V3 = 0.07 m³.

A sample of nitrogen gas undergoes the cyclic thermodynamic process shown in the figure. Which of the following gives the net heat transferred to the system in one complete cycle 1→2→3→1? the scale in the graph is given by P3 = 8000 Pa and V3 = 0.07 m³.

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A sample of nitrogen gas undergoes the cyclic thermodynamic process shown in
the figure. Which of the following gives the net heat transferred to the system in
one complete cycle 1→2→3→1? the scale in the graph is given by P3 = 8000 Pa and
V3 = 0.07 m³.

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