While the pressure inside the piston- cylinder device remains constant and 100 psig, the volume of air changes from 60,000 in³ to 35,000 in3. What is the work done in kN-m? O -324.14 282.60 208333.33 -282.60

While the pressure inside the piston- cylinder device remains constant and 100 psig, the volume of air changes from 60,000 in³ to 35,000 in3. What is the work done in kN-m? O -324.14 282.60 208333.33 -282.60

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