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Transcribed Image Text:ifa system is performing 45 Jof work to the surrounding and is gaining 30 J of heat from the surrounding, which o
shows the correct signs for heat, work and change in internal energy (AU) representing the system?
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q = +, w = +, AU = +
q = -,W = ,AU = –
q= +,w - -, AU = +
q=-,w= +, AU = +
q =+,w= =,AU = –
q= -, w =+,AU = –
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