Consider a heat engine that has an ideal gas (with heat capacity ratio of y and ō degrees of freedom) as its working substance. The gas undergoes the cycle given in the figure, where processes 1 → 2 and 3→ 4 are reversible adiabatic processes. What is the (a) total work done, (b) total heat absorbed, and (c) total heat released by the engine in one cycle? Compute the efficiency of the engine and express it in terms of the cut-off ratio a=V3/V2 and compression ration r=V1/V2. P P₂ = P3 P4 P₁ 2 V₂ 3 V3 4 1 V₁ = V₁ V

Consider a heat engine that has an ideal gas (with heat capacity ratio of y and ō degrees of freedom) as its working substance. The gas undergoes the cycle given in the figure, where processes 1 → 2 and 3→ 4 are reversible adiabatic processes. What is the (a) total work done, (b) total heat absorbed, and (c) total heat released by the engine in one cycle? Compute the efficiency of the engine and express it in terms of the cut-off ratio a=V3/V2 and compression ration r=V1/V2. P P₂ = P3 P4 P₁ 2 V₂ 3 V3 4 1 V₁ = V₁ V

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