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Standard X

Physics

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If a system h...

Question

If a system has 30J of heat added to it, and the total change in its internal energy is 30J, how much work does it do?

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Solution

We will use the formula ΔU = Q-W. We know that Q = 30, and ΔU = 30, so we get 30 = 30-W, W = 0J

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