Help me with this THERMODYNAMICS question Task:In a piston and cylinder assembly, the gas enclosed in the assembly is initially at 20 psia and 0.1ft³ and it goes through a thermodynamic cycle.Process 1-2: The pressure of the gas reduces to 15 psia while the piston is fixed (volume isconstant).Process 2-3: At constant pressure, the gas expands to the volume of 0.3 ft³.Process 3-4: The gas is pressurized to 30 psia while the piston is fixed.Process 4-1: The cycle is completed through a process that the pressure and volume are linearlyrelated.Sketch the diagram of pressure as a function of volume.State 1: P₁ = 20 psia and V₁ = 0.1 ft³State 2: P₂ = 15 psia and V₂ = 0.1 ft³State 3: P3 = 15 psia and V3 = 0.3 ft³State 4: P4 = 30 psia and V4 = 0.3 ft³

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