A system is taken through the three processes in the figure. a i f b Q = 110 and W = 30 for path i to a to f, and Q = 120 for path i to b to f. (All units are in Joules.) a) What is the change in internal energy for the process i to a to f ? b) What is W for the process i to b to f? C) What is the change in internal energy for the process i to f along the curved path ? d) If the change in internal energy is 30 for the path i to b, what is Q for the process b to f?

A system is taken through the three processes in the figure. a i f b Q = 110 and W = 30 for path i to a to f, and Q = 120 for path i to b to f. (All units are in Joules.) a) What is the change in internal energy for the process i to a to f ? b) What is W for the process i to b to f? C) What is the change in internal energy for the process i to f along the curved path ? d) If the change in internal energy is 30 for the path i to b, what is Q for the process b to f?

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A system is taken through the three processes in the figure.
a
i
f
b
Q = 110 and W = 30 for path i to a to f, and Q = 120 for path i to b to f. (All units are in Joules.)
a)
What is the change in internal energy for the process i to a to f ?
b)
What is W for the process i to b to f?
C)
What is the change in internal energy for the process i to f along the curved path ?
d)
If the change in internal energy is 30 for the path i to b, what is Q for the process b to f ?

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