Here,
PV = nRT
P1 = nRT / V1
P1 = 5*8.314*225.6 / 1.9
P1 = 4935.9 Pa
we know
work done is area under the graph
W = (4935.9 - 0) * (V2 - 1.9)
26711 = 4935.9 * V2 - 9378.2
V2 = 7.311 m3
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