According to the first law of thermodynamics,which of the following is correct? (Where $q =$ heat supplied to the system and $W =$ work done by the system)
- A$\Delta U = q - W$
- B$\Delta U = q + W$
- C$\Delta U = \Delta q + \Delta W$
- D$\Delta U = \Delta q + W$
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