What is the heat transfer when internal energy decreases by 200 J and the work done by the system is 50 J?
Answer: 150 J
Explanation
Here, ΔU = -200 J (decrease in internal energy) and W = 50 J.
Q = (-200 J) + (50 J) = -150 J (heat lost).
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