Process I is an isochoric process
In process IV, gas releases heat
In process II, gas absorbs heat
Processes I and II are not isobaric
(A) Process-I is not isochoric, as we can see that V is decreasing. (B) Process-II is isothermal expansion ⇒ ΔU=0 but W>0 as volume is increasing ⇒ ΔQ>0 (C) Process-IV is isothermal compression, ⇒ ΔU=0 but W<0 as volume is decreasing ⇒ ΔQ<0 (D) Process-I and III are NOT isobaric because in isobaric process T∝V, hence isobaric T−V graph will be linear.