An ideal gas is held at a constant temperature of 390 K as it expands slowly from a volume of 0.50 m² to 5.2 m³. As the gas expands, it does 240 J of work. What is the change in the internal energy AU of the gas during this process? AU = 240 Incorrect How much heat Q is absorbed by the gas as it expands?

An ideal gas is held at a constant temperature of 390 K as it expands slowly from a volume of 0.50 m² to 5.2 m³. As the gas expands, it does 240 J of work. What is the change in the internal energy AU of the gas during this process? AU = 240 Incorrect How much heat Q is absorbed by the gas as it expands?

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