An ideal gas with energy E = NKBT moves quasi-statically (i.e. reversibly) from state A to state C as shown in the figure. What is the change in the energy of the gas (in J) as it moves from state A to state B? C, A 2 3 Volume (m³) 4 B. 2. Pressure (Pa)

An ideal gas with energy E = NKBT moves quasi-statically (i.e. reversibly) from state A to state C as shown in the figure. What is the change in the energy of the gas (in J) as it moves from state A to state B? C, A 2 3 Volume (m³) 4 B. 2. Pressure (Pa)

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Volume (m3)
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