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Q.6 When 20 kcal heat is supplied to a system, the
external work done is 20,000 J. Find the
increase in integral energy of the system (in
joule) (J=4200 J/kcal)
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Answered by llXxDramaticKingxXll
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Answered by rutushreesakhare
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Answer:

∆u=6.4×10^4J

Step-by-step explanation:

given:Q=20kcl, W=20000J, J=4200J/kcl

formula:∆u=|Q|-|W|

to calculate: ∆u=?

calculations: convert the given heat from kcal to joule.

Q(in joule) = J×Q(in kcal)

=4200×20

=84000J

therefore, ∆u=|Q|-|w|

=84000-20000

=64000

=6.4×10^4J

*the increase in the internal energy of the system is 6.4×10^4J

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