Work Done in a Free Expansion Process is

Answer c. Zero

Work done in a free expansion process is zero.

Solution

Work done in a free expansion process is zero. No external pressure acts on the gas during a free expansion, causing it to expand. The gas expands on its own when no external pressure is applied. The work done during free expansion is little or negligible because the external pressure is zero.

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