T.26 Please help me answer a,b,c,d of this physics question QUESTION 262 moles of ideal gas has the transformations shown in the diagram below where the 2-3 is an isothermal transformation. Cv=3/2 R, Cp3 5/2 R and 1atm3D10PN/m2657°C2037°Catma. Calculate V1, V3, p2 and T3b. Calculate the amount of work done in the 3-1 transformationc. Calculate the internal energy in the 2-3 transformationd. Calculate the heat in the 1-2 transformation.

QUESTION 26 2 moles of ideal gas has the transformations shown in the diagram below where the 2-3 is an isothermal transformation. Cv-3/2 R, Co- 5/2 R and 1atm-10PN/m2 657°C 20 37°C a. Calculate V1, V3, p2 and T3 b. Calculate the amount of work done in the 3-1 transformation C. Calculate the internal energy in the 2-3 transformation d. Calculate the heat in the 1-2 transformation.

QUESTION 26 2 moles of ideal gas has the transformations shown in the diagram below where the 2-3 is an isothermal transformation. Cv-3/2 R, Co- 5/2 R and 1atm-10PN/m2 657°C 20 37°C a. Calculate V1, V3, p2 and T3 b. Calculate the amount of work done in the 3-1 transformation C. Calculate the internal energy in the 2-3 transformation d. Calculate the heat in the 1-2 transformation.

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