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find the extercal work done by the system in kcal when 20cal of heat is supplied to the system the increse in the internal energy is 8400J(J=4200J/kcal)

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Answered by ritik4789f
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find the extercal work done by the system in kcal when 20cal of heat is supplied to the system the increse in the internal energy is 8400J(J=4200J/kcal)

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Answered by poluparthisruthi
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Answer: Given that ,

dQ=20kcal (convert kcal into J), dU= 8400J,

Explanation:

dQ=dU+ dW

dW= dQ-dU (Q=20×4200=84000J)

dW= 84000-8400

=75600J

dW= 75600÷4200

dW= 18 Kcal

The external work done by the system is 18 Kcal

The Work done is positive

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