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#2 #1 #3 An engine runs in the cycle shown, where sudden heating during # happens very quickly and takes the pressure r m P, 769 Pa o ure P 40 83 a The ono torni: gasten allowed to expand isothermally during #2 to a volume 4.27 m3before reaching pressure Pa at which point it is compressed at that pressure to a volume Va 1.85 m3 and the cycle starts all (a) By how many Joules is the internal energy of the gas changed during #1? (b) How much work is done by the gas during #37 (c) How much heat is absorbed during #2? (d) What is the efficiency net work output/total energy input) of this engine? Joules Answer part (a) Joules Answer part (b) Joules Answer part (c) OAnswer part (d) foc)

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