NEET Physics Work Done in Thermodynamic Processes MCQ Question
In the pressure-volume (P⁻V) diagram shown below, a system undergoes a process from point A to point B along the curved path. Based on this curve, how does the work done by the system change during the process?
Continuously increasing
Continuously decreasing
First increasing, then decreasing
First decreasing, then increasing
Correct Answer
Detailed Explanation
The work done by the system is the area under the P⁻V curve. As the process moves from A to B, the area continuously increases.
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