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The internal energy change in a system that has absorbed `2 kcal` of heat and done `500J` of work is

A

8900 J

B

6400 J

C

5400 J

D

7900 J

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B

Key idea heat given to a system `(DeltaQ)` is equal to the sum of increases in the internal energy `(Deltau)` and the work done `(DeltaW)` by the system against the surrounding and 1 cal =4.2 J
According to first law of thermodynamics
`DeltaU=Q-W`
`=2xx4.2xx1000-500`
`=8400-500`
=7900 J
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