An ideal monoatomic gas is taken round the cycle $12341$ shown in the figure ( $p\,-\,V$ diagram). The work done in one cycle is ?
  • A$3P_0V_0$
  • B$8P_0V_0$
  • C$6P_0V_0$
  • D$5P_0V_0$
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