Which of the following set of properties is correct when one mole of a gas is heated keeping volume constant by increasing temperature and supplying $500 \ J$ of heat?
- A$q = w = 500 \ J, \Delta U = 0$
- B$q = \Delta U = 500 \ J, w = 0$
- C$q = \Delta U = -500 \ J, w = 0$
- D$q = 500 \ J, \Delta U = w = 0$
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