8. If 1215 J of heat was put into the gas during state a-b, how many of those joules went to internal energy?с. 1377J9. If a 1.00 kg of water at 100C is placed in thermal contact with Ikg of water at OC, what is the change inA. -1215 JВ. 1215 JD. 1053 Jthe entropy assuming cp of water 4190 J/kg K.В. 705 JKс. 102 ЈКD. 1308 J/KA. -603 J/K10. This statement tells that no cyclic process can be converted completely into work. This is applicable inwhat thermodynamic setup.

Given in Question 8: Heat added=1215 J Given in Question 9: mass of water, m=1 kg specific heat of…

8. If 1215 Jof heat was put into the gas during state a-b, how many of those joules went to internal energy? в. 1215 J C. 1377 J A. -1215 J D. 1053 J 9. If a 1.00 kg of water at 100C is placed in thermal contact with Ikg of water at 0C, what is the change in the entropy assuming c, of water 4190 JAkg K. A. -603 J/K B. 705 J/K с. 102 ЈК D. 1308 J/K

8. If 1215 Jof heat was put into the gas during state a-b, how many of those joules went to internal energy? в. 1215 J C. 1377 J A. -1215 J D. 1053 J 9. If a 1.00 kg of water at 100C is placed in thermal contact with Ikg of water at 0C, what is the change in the entropy assuming c, of water 4190 JAkg K. A. -603 J/K B. 705 J/K с. 102 ЈК D. 1308 J/K

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