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An ideal gas underpesacyclic process as shown in Figure 0-5 mol-'4.2kJ mo! W-5 mol W-36 mol Heat absorbed by the system during proc. CAIS a) sumo +5km! ic) 18 mall Id-18 kJ mol

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