Physics 102 (College)
I'm stuck on part B of this question: A system does 125 J of work on environment and gains 79 J of heat in the process. Find change in internal energy (delta U, abbreviated dU)of a. the system and b. the environment. A. Find dU of the system W = 125 J Q = 79 J dU = Q - W d...
Physics 102 (College)
Hmm, 5 didn't work for this particular problem, but thanks for the suggestion
Physics 102 (College)
I'm stuck on part B of this question: A system does 125 J of work on environment and gains 79 J of heat in the process. Find change in internal energy (delta U, abbreviated dU)of a. the system and b. the environment. A. Find dU of the system W = 125 J Q = 79 J dU = Q - W d...
Physics 102 (College)
Thank you drwls! Explaining what the question was asking for helped me realize the problem was actually much simpler than what I was trying to do. W = -4250
Physics 102 (College)
A few homework problems. 1) The temp of a monotomic ideal gas remains constant (isothermic) during a process in which 4250 J of heat flows out of gas. How much work is done? Pos/neg? delta T = 0 and delta U = 0 by inference Q = 4250 U = 3/2 nRT Thanks for help/hints
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