. The volume of a system is increased from 2.73 dm to 23.73 dm'atan external pressure of 2.35 atm. Calculate the work done by the system or surroundings? Select one: a.-49 Latm b.-5.00 k) C+0.500 k] d.-5o00.) e.-5.99 x 10)

. The volume of a system is increased from 2.73 dm to 23.73 dm'atan external pressure of 2.35 atm. Calculate the work done by the system or surroundings? Select one: a.-49 Latm b.-5.00 k) C+0.500 k] d.-5o00.) e.-5.99 x 10)

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. The volume of a system is increased from 2.73 dm to 23.73 dm'atan external pressure of 2.35 atm.
Calculate the work done by the system or surroundings?
Select one:
a.-49 Latm
b.-5.00 k)
C+0.500 k]
d.-5o00.)
e.-5.99 x 10)

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