For an isobaric process, this quantity equals the product of pressure and the volume change. For a constant torque, this quan
For an isobaric process, this quantity equals the product of pressure and the volume change. For a constant torque, this quantity is the product of torque and angular displacement. Power is this quantity's rate of change. The dot product of (*) force and displacement equals this quantity. For 10 points, name this physical quantity that equals the energy transferred by a force applied over a distance, measured in joules.
For an isobaric process, this quantity equals the product of pressure and the volume change.
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