T27 A system has 24 J of heat added to it and 33 J work done on it, what is the value of the internal energy change, delta E? Select one: a. + 9 J b. None of these C. + 57 kJ d. +57 J e. – 57 kJ f. – 9 J g. -28.5 J h. +28.5 J

T27 A system has 24 J of heat added to it and 33 J work done on it, what is the value of the internal energy change, delta E? Select one: a. + 9 J b. None of these C. + 57 kJ d. +57 J e. – 57 kJ f. – 9 J g. -28.5 J h. +28.5 J

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T27 A system has 24 J of heat added to it and 33 J work done on it, what is the value of the internal energy change, delta E?
Select one:
a. + 9 J
b. None of these
C. + 57 kJ
d. +57 J
e. – 57 kJ
f. – 9 J
g. -28.5 J
h. +28.5 J

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