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If the thermal energy of the system increases by 600 jewels and 1400 J of heat were added to the system how much work did the system do

600J

800J

1,400J

2,000J

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Please answer! If the thermal energy of the system increases by 600 jewels and 1400 J-example-1
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Answer: The work done by the system is 800 Joules.

Step-by-step explanation:

Internal change in thermal energy of the system,
\Delta U= 600 Joules

Energy added to the system the system,Q = 1400 Joules

Work done by the system can be calculated by using First law of thermodynamics:'


\Delta U=Q-W (First law of thermodynamics)


600 J=1400 J-W


W=Q-\Delta U=1400 J-600 J=800 J

The work done by the system is 800 Joules.

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