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The cyclic integral of (δQ−δW) for a process is

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Answered by KaptainEasy
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According to first law of thermodynamics :When a closed system undergoes a cycle then the cyclic integral of heat is equal to the cyclic integral of work.  

It can be written as:

\partial Q = \partial W  

Or it can be written as:

Q_{A_{1-2}}+Q_{B_{1-2}}=W_{A_{1-2}}+W_{B_{1-2}}  

That is:

\partial Q - \partial W =0

So,

(\partial Q - \partial W) =0

Answered by wolverine417
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Answer:

positive,negative or zero .

Explanation:

for a cycle it is zero...for a process it can be +,-,0

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