pleaee help show work1.-3.8 x 10' 2. 3000J 3. 1000J 4. 0.5 kJ 5. 84 kJ 6. 274 kl 7. 769.21,01 8. 241.21, 402.0 J9. 414.4 kPa, 498.7 K7. A container has 0.65 moles of ideal gas that undergoes an isothermal expansion from 0.0025 m² to 0.0040 m². Thetemperature is 30°C. Find the work done and the change in internal energy in this process.8. How much heat is needed to raise the temperature of 0.75 mol of ideal monatomic gas by 25.8°C under constantvolume conditions? Under constant pressure conditions?only need answer to 7 and 8 I blocked out theprevious questions so theres no confusion.Open the full picture the answers are at the topquestion is at the bottom I just need help woththe solving process please

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7. A container has 0.65 moles of ideal gas that undergoes an isothermal expansion from 0.0025 m² to 0.0040 m². The temperature is 30°C. Find the work done and the change in internal energy in this process.