closed system receives 175 kJ of energy by the work mode and 125 kJ by the heat mode. It is now required to return the system to its origina ate by an adiabatic process. hich of the following processes will do this?

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A closed system receives 175 kJ of energy by the work mode and 125 kJ by the heat mode. It is now required to return the system to its original
state by an adiabatic process.
Which of the following processes will do this?
a.
Doing nothing. The original processes have already returned the system to its original state.
Ob.
Removing 300 kJ of energy by the work mode
Adding 300 kJ of energy by the heat mode
Od.
Adding 300 kJ of energy by the work mode
е.
Removing 300 kJ of energy by the heat mode
Transcribed Image Text:A closed system receives 175 kJ of energy by the work mode and 125 kJ by the heat mode. It is now required to return the system to its original state by an adiabatic process. Which of the following processes will do this? a. Doing nothing. The original processes have already returned the system to its original state. Ob. Removing 300 kJ of energy by the work mode Adding 300 kJ of energy by the heat mode Od. Adding 300 kJ of energy by the work mode е. Removing 300 kJ of energy by the heat mode
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