1. Work done by gas during B to D:
W= PδV
W=1.8x1.013x105x(13-3)x10-3
W=18234N-M or 1.823 KJ
2.The work done is the area under the curve for the process. Because there is no area under the curve in a constant-volume process the work done by the gas is zero.
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