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What was the internal heat when the change in energy was 750 J and the work by the system was 200 J? 1500 J 950 J O 550 J 3.75 J

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What was the internal heat when the change in energy was 750 J and the work by the system was 200 J?
O 1500 J
O 950 J
O 550 J
O 3.75 J

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