An ideal gas expands isothermally along $ab$ and does $600\,J$ of work. During the process,
- Athe heat rejected by the gas to the surroundings is $600\,J$
- Bthe heat absorbed by the gas from the surrounding is $600\,J$
- Cno heat exchange between gas and its surroundings takes place
- Dthe heat absorbed by the gas is less than $600\,J$
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