An amount of an ideal gas undergoes the process shown in the diagram below. Assume that during the entire cycle, the number of moles of the ideal gas stays constant.Р.AВV(a) What are the signs of Way the gast Q, and AEint for the process CA?positivepositiveWby the gasAEintzero(b) What are the signs of Wby the gas Q, and AEint for the process AB?negativenegativezeroW by the gasAEint(c) What are the signs of Wby the gas: Q, and AEint for the process BC?Wby the gaspositiveQnegativeDE intzero

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