4)
a)
Q = -53.2 KJ
Negative because system is releasing heat
W = -23.7 KJ
Negative because system is doing work.
Use:
Delta E = Q + W
= -53.2 KJ - 23.7 KJ
= -76.9 KJ
Answer: -76.9 KJ
b)
Q = 15.7 KJ
Positive because system is absorbing heat.
W = 42.3 KJ
Positive because work is done on the system.
Use:
Delta E = Q + W
= 15.7 KJ + 42.3 KJ
= 58.0 KJ
Answer: 58.0 KJ
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