Show all working explaining detailly each step 35. A fixed mass of an ideal gas slowly releases 1500 J of heat and as a result contracts slowly, at a constantpressure of 2.0 x 10* Pa, from a volume of 0.050 m³ to 0.025 m³ . What is the effect on the internalenergy of the gas?A. It decreases by 2000 J B. It decreases by 1000 J C. It is unchanged D. It increases by 1000 J.[D]

Given data: Amount of heat released, Q=1500 J Pressure, P=2.0×104Pa Volume: V1=0.050 m3; V2=0.025 m3

35. A fixed mass of an ideal gas slowly releases 1500 J of heat and as a result contracts slowly, at a constant pressure of 2.0 x 1oʻ Pa, from a volume of 0.050 m to 0.025 m³ . What is the effect on the internal energy of the gas? A. It decreases by 2000 J B. It decreases by 1000 J C. It is unchanged D. It increases by 1000 J. [D]

35. A fixed mass of an ideal gas slowly releases 1500 J of heat and as a result contracts slowly, at a constant pressure of 2.0 x 1oʻ Pa, from a volume of 0.050 m to 0.025 m³ . What is the effect on the internal energy of the gas? A. It decreases by 2000 J B. It decreases by 1000 J C. It is unchanged D. It increases by 1000 J. [D]

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Chapter22: Heat Engines, Entropy, And The Second Law Of Thermodynamics

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