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A gas undergoes isothermal expansion at a constant temperature of 300K.If the gas absorbs 500J of heat during the process,calculate the work done by the gas
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Numerical number 1 of unit 16 first law of thermodynamics is a gas undergoes isothermal
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expansion at a constant temperature of 300 Kelvin if the gas absorbs 500 Joule of heat
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during the process calculate the work done by the gas so sab se peli hum data banayenge
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temperature is given as 300 Kelvin and heat is also given as 500 Joule
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so we have to find work done here process is isothermal so temperature is
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constant for calculation
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according to first law of thermodynamics delta Q is equal to delta U plus delta W is here
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is isothermal process so in isothermal process change in temperature is zero so delta U is
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also zero so delta Q will be equal to zero plus delta W so delta Q will be equal to work done
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means in this process heat supplied is equal to the work done so the value of heat supplied is 500 Joule
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so we will put 500 in place of delta Q or we can also write this is work done is equal to 500 Joule
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because in this process heat supplied is equal to the work done so this is our final answer
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