In 1992, residents of Arkansas consumed, on average, 11.4 L of gasoline per vehicle per day. If this amount of gasoline burns completely in a pure combustion
reaction, it will release 4.3 * 10% J of energy. Suppose this amount of energy is
transferred by heat from a quantity of gas confined in a very large cylinder. The
cylinder, however, is equipped with a piston, and shortly after the energy is
transferred by heat from the cylinder, work is done on the gas. The magnitude of
the energy transferred by work is equal to one-third the magnitude of the
energy transferred by heat. If the initial internal energy of the gas is 1.00 x 10°J,
what is the final internal energy of the gas?