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Five moles of nitrogen are expanded from an initial state of 3 bar and 88c to a final state of 1 bar and 88°c. you may consider n2 to behave as an ideal gas. answer the following questions for each of the following reversible processes: (a) the first process is isothermal expansion. (i) draw the path on a po diagram and label it path a. (ii) calculate the following: w. q。au_ah. (b) the second process is heating at constant pressure followed by cooling at constant volume. (i) draw the path on the same po diagram, label it path b (ii) calculate the following te, qauah

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