Which of the following labels (+, – , 0) are correct for the changes in heat (q), work (w), and internal - energy (E) accompanying an isochoric heating process? +q, w = 0, -AE +q, w = 0, +AE -9, +w , -AE +q-w, ΔΕ-0 -q +W, ΔΕ = 0

Which of the following labels (+, – , 0) are correct for the changes in heat (q), work (w), and internal - energy (E) accompanying an isochoric heating process? +q, w = 0, -AE +q, w = 0, +AE -9, +w , -AE +q-w, ΔΕ-0 -q +W, ΔΕ = 0

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Which of the following labels (+, – , 0) are correct for the changes in heat (q), work (w), and internal
energy (E) accompanying an isochoric heating process?
+q, w = 0, -AE
+q, w = 0, +AE
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-9, +w , -AE
+q, -w, AE = 0
-q, +w, AE = 0

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