. One (1) mole of an ideal gas receives an input of 500J of Energy in the form of heat. The gas does 325J of work on its surroundings by expanding. a) Find the change in its internal energy. b) Using your answer from part a) calculate the temperature change AT.

. One (1) mole of an ideal gas receives an input of 500J of Energy in the form of heat. The gas does 325J of work on its surroundings by expanding. a) Find the change in its internal energy. b) Using your answer from part a) calculate the temperature change AT.

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. One (1) mole of an ideal gas receives an input of 500J of
Energy in the form of heat. The gas does 325J of work on
its surroundings by expanding.
a) Find the change in its internal energy.
b) Using your answer from part a) calculate the
temperature change AT.

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