Volech28. A monatomic ideal gas initially at pressure Po = 10° Pa, volumeVo = 0.01 m³, and temperature To = 300 K is taken through thecycle shown in the figure.p%3DЗР.a.Determine the change in internal energy from point A topoint B.b. Determine the work done by the gas from point B to pointC.Poc.Determine the heat released by the gas from point C topoint D.d. Determine the net work done by the gas and the net heatabsorbed by the gas.Vo3Vbhes on the

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