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Part Description Answer Save Status A. The calculation to find work from a to b is: (600kPa-120kPa)(.5m 3 -.2m 3 ) -(600kPa-120kPa)(.5m 3 -.2m 3

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A.

The calculation to find work from a to b is:

(600kPa-120kPa)(.5m3-.2m3)

-(600kPa-120kPa)(.5m3-.2m3)

(600kPa)(.5m3-.2m3)

-(600kPa)(.5m3-.2m3)

(120kPa)(.5m3-.2m3)

-(120kPa)(.5m3-.2m3)

No calculation required. W = 0

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B.

Using the figure from part A, the calculation to find work from b to c is:

(600kPa-120kPa)(.5m3-.2m3)

-(600kPa-120kPa)(.5m3-.2m3)

(600kPa)(.5m3-.2m3)

-(600kPa)(.5m3-.2m3)

(120kPa)(.5m3-.2m3)

-(120kPa)(.5m3-.2m3)

No calculation required! W = 0

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# tries: 0
C.

Using the figure from part A, the calculation to find work from c to d is:

(600kPa-120kPa)(.5m3-.2m3)

-(600kPa-120kPa)(.5m3-.2m3)

(600kPa)(.5m3-.2m3)

-(600kPa)(.5m3-.2m3)

(120kPa)(.5m3-.2m3)

-(120kPa)(.5m3-.2m3)

No calculation required. W = 0

8.33 pts.100%

14% try penalty
# tries: 0
D.

Using the figure from part A, the calculation to find work from d to a is:

(600kPa-120kPa)(.5m3-.2m3)

-(600kPa-120kPa)(.5m3-.2m3)

(600kPa)(.5m3-.2m3)

-(600kPa)(.5m3-.2m3)

(120kPa)(.5m3-.2m3)

-(120kPa)(.5m3-.2m3)

No calculation required! W = 0

8.33 pts.100%

14% try penalty
# tries: 0
E.

Using the figure from part A, how would you calculate the net work?

Force*distance

area enclosed

add up all the work from each process

both 1 & 2

both 2 & 3

both 1 & 3

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