Figure 16.5 2 P2 P1 VV In Figure 16.5, a gas initially at P1, V1 is caused to change its volume and pressure reversibly such that it moves along the path sketched here. In one cycle the net work done by the gas is thus A) (P2 - P1)) (V2- Vj) B) P1 V1 C) P2(V2- V1) D) P2V 2 - P1VI E) V2(P2 - P1) It is

Figure 16.5 2 P2 P1 VV In Figure 16.5, a gas initially at P1, V1 is caused to change its volume and pressure reversibly such that it moves along the path sketched here. In one cycle the net work done by the gas is thus A) (P2 - P1)) (V2- Vj) B) P1 V1 C) P2(V2- V1) D) P2V 2 - P1VI E) V2(P2 - P1) It is

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