During one complete cycle of a heat engine process, which of the following quantities is nonzero? a. The change in volume. b. The change in internal energy C. The change in pressure d. The change in temperature e. The work done

During one complete cycle of a heat engine process, which of the following quantities is nonzero? a. The change in volume. b. The change in internal energy C. The change in pressure d. The change in temperature e. The work done

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