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A heat engine with a monatomic ideal gas reversibly goes through the following cycle. A ⟶...

A heat engine with a monatomic ideal gas reversibly goes through the following cycle. A ⟶ B is an isothermal process. B⟶ C is an isovolumetric process. C⟶ A is an adiabatic process.

(i) Determine the work done on the ideal gas during each cycle of this heat engine,

(ii) Determine the heat flow into the gas during each cycle of this heat engine

(iii) Determine the net work done by one cycle

(iv) Determine the efficiency of this heat engine. (1 ATM = 1.0 x 105 Pa and 1000 liters = 1 m3) Q15-engine.png

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