A gas undergoes a constant pressure process at P = 2.4 kPa where the volume increases from 500 I to 1500 I. Determine the change in internal energy if 3000 J of heat is transferred to the system. O a. 63 kJ O b. 0.6 kJ O c. 652 kJ

A gas undergoes a constant pressure process at P = 2.4 kPa where the volume increases from 500 I to 1500 I. Determine the change in internal energy if 3000 J of heat is transferred to the system. O a. 63 kJ O b. 0.6 kJ O c. 652 kJ

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