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An Ideal Frictionless Engine Takes in 10 KJ of Heat

Question 64

Question 64

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An ideal frictionless engine takes in 10 kJ of heat per second when it operates between 500 K and 400 K. The work that the engine does per second is


A) 2 kJ.
B) 2.5 kJ.
C) 8 kJ.
D) 10 kJ.

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