The correct option is B 19.04%
Total work done in the cyclic process can be calculated from the area under P−V graph.
⇒WTotal=(3P0−P0)×(2V0−V0)
⇒WTotal=2P0V0
Now, from first law of thermodynamics, heat given to a gas is equal to the sum of the change in its internal energy and work done by it.
So, heat transferred during the process AB:
QAB=WAB+UAB
and UAB=n×32R(TB−TA)=32(PBVB−PAVA) [for monoatomic gas]
⇒QAB=0+32(3P0V0−P0V0)=3P0V0
Heat transferred during the process BC:
QBC=WBC+UBC
QBC=3P0V0+32(3P0×2V0−3P0V0)=7.5P0V0
Heat transferred during the process CD:
QCD=WCD+UCD
QCD=0+32(P0×2V0−3P0×2V0)=−6P0V0
Heat transferred during the process DA:
QDA=WDA+UDA
QDA=−P0V0+32(P0×V0−P0×2V0)=−2.5P0V0
So, net heat added during the cycle is
Qnet=QAB+QBC=3P0V0+7.5P0V0
& total work done in cycle WTotal=WBC+WDA=2P0V0
Therefore, efficiency of the cycle,
η=WTotalQnet×100=2P0V010.5P0V0×100
∴η=19.04%
Hence, option (b) is the correct answer.