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A gas performs the work of expansion equal to 1000 J by absorbing the heat
1600 J. The internal energy change for the process is
(a) 2600 J
(b)-600 J
(c) 600 )
(d) 1300 J​

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Answered by abhi178
8

Given info : A gas performs the work of expansion equal to 1000 J by absorbing the heat

1600 J.

To find : The internal energy change for the process is ...

solution : The gas performs the work of expansion, W = 1000 J [ it would be positive because work done on the system]

now heat absorb by gas (system) , q = 1600 J

from first law of thermodynamics,

q = ∆U + W

⇒1600 J = ∆U + 1000J

⇒∆U = 600 J

Therefore change in internal energy for the process is 600 J.

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Answered by Ranveerx107
8

Given:

  • A gas performs the work of expansion equal to 1000 J by absorbing the heat

To find :

  • The internal energy change for the process is ...

solution :

The gas performs the work of expansion, W = 1000 J [ it would be positive because work done on the system]

now heat absorb by gas (system) , q = 1600 J

from first law of thermodynamics,

q = ∆U + W

⇒1600 J = ∆U + 1000J

⇒∆U = 600 J

Therefore change in internal energy for the process is 600 J.

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