Consider a cyclic process on a fluid that traces out a rectangle in a p-versus- V diagram. The process consists of four steps: (i) increase the pressure from p1 to p2 at constant volume V1, (ii) allow the fluid to expand from volume V1 to V2 at constant pressure p2, (iii) lower the pressure from p2 to p1 at constant volume V2, and (iv) compress the fluid from volume V2 to V1 at constant pressure p1. a.) How much work does the fluid do in one full cycle? b.) How much heat is absorbed by the fluid in one full cycle? c.) Interestingly, you can compute the total heat absorbed for the whole cycle, but you are not given enough information to compute the heat absorbed in a single step of the process. What would you need to know about the fluid to determine how much heat was absorbed in one of the four steps