An ideal gas initially is allowed to expand isothermally until itsvolume is 2.66667 L and
its pressure is 9 kPa. Then it is heated at constant volume untilits pressure is 3 kPa.

A)Calculate the work done by the gas.
Answer in units of kJ.

B)Find the heat added to the gas during this process.
Answer in units of kJ.

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