1. The four heat engines shown below have the maximum possible efficiency. Rank from smallest to largest, the efficiencies to of these heat engines. Нот 600 K Нот 300 K Нот 600 K Нот 100 K #2 #3 #4 COLD 300 K COLD 150 K COLD 100 K COLD 75 K %23

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1. The four heat engines shown below have the
maximum possible efficiency. Rank from smallest to
largest, the efficiencies to of these heat engines.
Нот
600 K
Нот
300 K
Нот
600 K
Нот
100 K
#1
#2
#4
300 K
COLD
150 K
COLD
COLD
100 K
COLD
75 К
2. A refrigerator has COP of 3.2. How much work
must be supplied to the refrigerator in order to
remove 320 J of heat from its interior?
Transcribed Image Text:1. The four heat engines shown below have the maximum possible efficiency. Rank from smallest to largest, the efficiencies to of these heat engines. Нот 600 K Нот 300 K Нот 600 K Нот 100 K #1 #2 #4 300 K COLD 150 K COLD COLD 100 K COLD 75 К 2. A refrigerator has COP of 3.2. How much work must be supplied to the refrigerator in order to remove 320 J of heat from its interior?
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