VAIn the process 14, the gas systemO gains heatO loses heatO experiences no heat changeO No answer text provided.VB Consider the PV diagram of an ideal gas shown below.PAPBPc2VAIn the process 1→ 4, the gas system3:VB541 → 3 is an adiabat1→ 4 is an isotherm

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In the process 14, the gas system
O gains heat
O loses heat
O experiences no heat change
O No answer text provided.
VB

Consider the PV diagram of an ideal gas shown below.
PA
PB
Pc
2
VA
In the process 1→ 4, the gas system
3:
VB
5
4
1 → 3 is an adiabat
1→ 4 is an isotherm

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