At a certain temperature, $T(K)$, during a process, $500 \text{ J}$ is absorbed by the system and work of $200 \text{ J}$ is done by the system. Then the change in internal energy of the system is: (in $\text{ J}$)
- A$700$
- B$400$
- C$300$
- D$500$
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