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Answer 1):- 1 cal = 4.184 J
q (heat) = +212 cal (heat given to the system) = +887.008 Joules
w (work) = -435 cal (work done by the system) = -1820.04 Joules
∆ E = 887.008 + (-1820.04)
∆ E = -933.03 J
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