A spring loaded piston cylinder device contains 3 kg of carbon dioxide which can be assumed...

A spring loaded piston cylinder device contains 3 kg of carbon dioxide which can be assumed to be an ideal gas. The system is heated from 110 kPa, 23C to 1100kPa, 305C. What is the work done during this process? What is the heat transfer during this process?

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