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An ideal monoatomic gas is taken around the cycle $A B C D$ as shown in $p$ versus $V$ diagram. Work done during the cycle is(a) $p V$(b) $0.5 p \mathrm{~V}$(c) $2 p \mathrm{p}$(d) $3 p V$
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