11000 is wrong.
My work:
Hint: System does work on surroundings, so it loses. Wording can be tricky in these questions.
What is the correct answer then?
Homework Answers
Since heat energy add to the system, hence q = 5100 J
Since work done on the surrounding it means W = - 5900 J
We know ∆E = q + w = 5100 J - 5900 J = -800 J
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