The work done by an ideal monoatomic gas along path LMNO is:
Correct answer: A. PV
- A. PV
- B. 3PV
- C. 2PV
- D. 4PV
Explanation
Work done = area under the P-V curve. W = LM x MN W = (2P-P) x (2V - V) W = P x V W = 1PV
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