THERMODYNAMICS (PHYSICS) Fill in the blanks with the correct answer. A. ON B. BY C. EXPANDS D. COMPRESSES When work (w) is positive, work is done ____ the system, and the volume _____. When work (w) is negative, work is done ____ the system, and the volume _____.

THERMODYNAMICS (PHYSICS) Fill in the blanks with the correct answer. A. ON B. BY C. EXPANDS D. COMPRESSES When work (w) is positive, work is done __ the system, and the volume _. When work (w) is negative, work is done the system, and the volume ___.

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