A balloon contains 3 moles of monatomic ideal gas. As heat energy is added to the gas the volume increase by 25% at a constant temperature of 25c. Find the work done by the gas in expanding the balloon and find the thermal energy ,q, added to the gas

A balloon contains 3 moles of monatomic ideal gas. As heat energy is added to the gas the volume increase by 25% at a constant temperature of 25c. Find the work done by the gas in expanding the balloon and find the thermal energy ,q, added to the gas

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