Figure beside shows a p-V graph of an p(kPa) isothermal process at 600 K for 2 moles ideal gas in a cylinder with frictionless piston. If the internal energy at point A is 2.5 x 10* J, does the heat being absorbed or released during the process from A to B? Justify your 1000 500 answer. (Absorbed; +6912 JI 0.02 0.04 V (m³)

Figure beside shows a p-V graph of an p(kPa) isothermal process at 600 K for 2 moles ideal gas in a cylinder with frictionless piston. If the internal energy at point A is 2.5 x 10* J, does the heat being absorbed or released during the process from A to B? Justify your 1000 500 answer. (Absorbed; +6912 JI 0.02 0.04 V (m³)

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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