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In an isochoric process, the pressure in a system changes from 10 kPa to 20 kPa at V= 5m3. Calculate the work done in this process according to the sign convention in the class.

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Answer:

work done in the process is 0 J.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given :

Initial pressure of system ,
p_i=10\ kPa.

Final pressure of system ,
p_f=20\ kPa.

Volume of system ,
V=5\ m^3.

We know, In thermodynamics work done is defined as :


W=P\Delta V

Here , P is pressure and
\Delta V is change in volume.

Now, coming back to question , it state that the process is isochoric .

Therefore, change in volume ,
\Delta V=0.

Putting value of
\Delta V=0 in above equation we get ,

W = 0 J.

Therefore , work done in this process is 0 J.

Hence, this is the required solution.

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