What is the heat delivered to the gas for process #2 (the diagonal line process) as illustrated on the pV diagram below? The gas is monatomic. You must get the sign correct. P (Pa) 7 2 3 V(m³) 07J O-7J 3J -3J OJ 3 2 4

What is the heat delivered to the gas for process #2 (the diagonal line process) as illustrated on the pV diagram below? The gas is monatomic. You must get the sign correct. P (Pa) 7 2 3 V(m³) 07J O-7J 3J -3J OJ 3 2 4

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What is the heat delivered to the gas for process #2 (the diagonal line process) as illustrated on the pV diagram below? The gas is
monatomic. You must get the sign correct.
P (Pa)
7
2
3
V(m³)
07J
O-7J
3J
-3J
OJ
3
2
4

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