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Consider an isothermal process. If the heat flows 10.0 J from the system, find the change of internal energy. OA. -10.0 J. OB. 10.0 J. O C. 5.00 J. OD. 0.00 J.

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Consider an isothermal process. If the heat flows 10.0 J from the system, find the change of internal energy.
O A. -10.0 J.
OB. 10.0 J.
O C. 5.00 J.
D. 0.00 J*

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