The internal energy of a 5-kg suitcase starts at 150 kJ. The suitcase ismangled as it travels through the baggage handling equipment at theairport. During the process of travelling through the baggage-handlingequipment, 10 kJ of work is done on the suitcase, and 8 kJ of heat is lostfrom the suitcase. What is the internal energy of the suitcase at the end ofthe process, in kJ? Neglect any change in kinetic or potential energy of thesuitcase. Assume that the mass of the suitcase is unchanged.O 152 kJO 30 kJIt is impossible to answer this question from the information provided.O It is possible to answer the question, but the correct answer is not among theones listed.148 kJ168 kJ

Given data, Internal energy of the suitcase = 150 kJ Work done on the suitcase = 10 kJ Heat loss…

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