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Given:- A student is moving out of a dormitory at the end of the semester. He does a 1.6 x 104 J of…

A student is moving out He doce 16x 104 J in the process, Determine and (c) Q. a dormitory at the end and of of work in packing of the semester. his things moving his internal energy decreased by 4-2 x 10 ¹5. each of the following quantifier. (a) W, (b) su, things and

A student is moving out He doce 16x 104 J in the process, Determine and (c) Q. a dormitory at the end and of of work in packing of the semester. his things moving his internal energy decreased by 4-2 x 10 ¹5. each of the following quantifier. (a) W, (b) su, things and

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