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In the Carnot cycle, the heat absorbed during isothermal expansion equals which quantity?
AChange in internal energy
BZero, as it is insulated
CWork done by the gas
DWork done on the gas
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Work done by the gas
For an ideal gas at constant temperature internal energy does not change, so heat absorbed equals the work done by the gas.
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