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finding work done in a constant-pressure
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\[W = \int\limits_{v2}^{v1} pdv \] I know that this would be P(V2- V1) but my teacher uses something different and gets like PV2/V and then uses natural log (ln) to do ln [ v2/v2] anyone know this?
looks like you are talking about an isothermal process and not an isobaric
recall pV=nRT so T=const : p = nRT/V now integrate this over V
ah i see. How can you tell the difference? does it usually tell you in a problem?
yes it should be given (in some way)
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ah thank you for the clarification
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