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A diatomic gas for which y = 1.4 expands from Pi and Vi to P. and V2. following the straight line shown on the figure below.

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work done = + (Pi+P2) (V2-V) - Area of toq potuim maana = = ( 9550-7 + 50f4.9) (5.4-27) w = 19663.56 J by ean of gas lideal)

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