Find the work done by the engine cycle shown in the P-V diagram below. a.3.0 kJ b.1.0 kJ c.2.0 kJ d.2.5 kJ e.1.5 kJ Find the work done by the engine cycle shown in the P-V diagram below.P(kPa)200100+a. 3.0 kJO b. 1.0 kJO c. 2.0 kJd. 2.5 kJe. 1.5 kJ2Q1215.0Q23WorkQ413Q3420V(L)

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Find the work done by the engine cycle shown in the P-V diagram below. P(kPa) 200 100+ a. 3.0 kJ O b. 1.0 kJ O c. 2.0 kJ d. 2.5 kJ e. 1.5 kJ 2 Q12 1 5.0 Q23 Work Q41 3 Q34 20 V(L)