An ideal gas undergoes cyclic process as shown in density pressure graph. During the process $AB$ the work done $|W_{AB}| = 70\,J$ . During the process $BC$, the gas absorbs $150\,J$ of heat. During the process $CA$ , gas undergoes expansion and does $210\,J$ of work
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$Q$
$\Delta U$
$W$
$AB$
$-70$
$0$
$-70$
$BC$
$150$
$150$
$0$
$CA$
$60$
$-150$
$210$
$\eta=\frac{140}{210} \times 100 \%=60 \%$
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