Shuk Yee and Jason add QH = 28 J to an ideal gas undergoing the process below. What is the thermal efficiency of this engine? Give your answer in decimal form with two decimal places please. p (kPa) 400- 200- 0+ 0 QH 100 200 V (cm³)

Shuk Yee and Jason add QH = 28 J to an ideal gas undergoing the process below. What is the thermal efficiency of this engine? Give your answer in decimal form with two decimal places please. p (kPa) 400- 200- 0+ 0 QH 100 200 V (cm³)

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Shuk Yee and Jason add QH = 28 J to an ideal gas undergoing the process below.
What is the thermal efficiency of this engine? Give your answer in decimal form
with two decimal places please.
p (kPa)
400-
200-
0+
0
2H
100
200
V (cm³)

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