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A volume of O2 is adiabatically compressed from 〖"of " V〗_1=2L to V_2=1L" " and a...

A volume of O2 is adiabatically compressed from 〖"of " V〗_1=2L to V_2=1L" " and a final pressure of 〖 P〗_2="100kPa" . Calculate: (a) the initial pressure, (b) the work, and (c) the variation of kinetic energy

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