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As
U = N R T / (NA)
where NA = Avogadro's number.
Then
U = 89.04 J
After removing 5.8 J or energy,
U = 83.24 J
Using the formula we have to solve for T,
T = U (NA) / (N R)
T = 274.049 K or 0.899 degrees C [ANSWER]
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As
e = 1 - Tc/Th
and Th = 360 C = 633.15 K
Then
Tc = 253.26 K or
Tc = -19.89 C [ANSWER]
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