a system absorbs 500J of heat and does work of 50J on its surroundings. calculate the change in internal energy
Asked by gganga | 13th Apr, 2018, 06:34: PM
Expert Answer:
Change in energy given by:
dQ = du + dw
dQ = 500 J
dw = - 100 J
du = dQ - dw
= 500 - ( -100 )
= 600 J
Answered by Ramandeep | 14th Apr, 2018, 06:45: PM
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