n moles of CH4, considered as an ideal gas, are taken through the following thermodynamic cycle: A→B: isovolumetric transformation from pressure PA and volume VA to pressure PB=2 PA B-C: isobaric expansion from volume VA to volume Vc=3 VA C→D: isovolumetric transformation down to pressure PD=PA D-A: isobaric compression a- Sketch the (ABCD) cycle on a P-V diagram and determine all the unknown pressures, volumes and temperatures at points A, B, C and D in terms of n, R, PA and V₁.

n moles of CH4, considered as an ideal gas, are taken through the following thermodynamic cycle: A→B: isovolumetric transformation from pressure PA and volume VA to pressure PB=2 PA B-C: isobaric expansion from volume VA to volume Vc=3 VA C→D: isovolumetric transformation down to pressure PD=PA D-A: isobaric compression a- Sketch the (ABCD) cycle on a P-V diagram and determine all the unknown pressures, volumes and temperatures at points A, B, C and D in terms of n, R, PA and V₁.

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