For free expansion of the gas, which of the following istrue?(1) Q = W=0 and AE = 0(2) Q= 0, W>0 and AE,(3) W =0, Q>0 and AEnt = Q(4) W>0, Q<0 and AEnt =0%3Dint%3D'int=-W%3D%3D%3D

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For free expansion of the gas, which of the following is true? (1) Q = W=0 and AE = 0 (2) Q= 0, W> 0 and AE = -W (3) W = 0, Q>0 and AE %3D int int nt= Q (4) W>0, Q<0 and AEint = 0 %3D %3D %3D

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For free expansion of the gas, which of the following is
true?
(1) Q = W=0 and AE = 0
(2) Q= 0, W>0 and AE,
(3) W =0, Q>0 and AEnt = Q
(4) W>0, Q<0 and AEnt =0
%3D
int
%3D
'int
=-W
%3D
%3D
%3D

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