Explain how much heat will be required to restore the system

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If an ideal monatomic gas originally at 26 C and 1.4 bar is allowed to expand reversibly as well as adiabatically from 1.9 L to 4.1 L, explain how much heat will be required to restore the system to its original temperature at constant volume?

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