(2) lihäi The coefficient of performance of a heat pump that is removing heat from the cold outdoors Must always be greater than one O can be either less than or greater than one Must always be less than one O

(2) lihäi The coefficient of performance of a heat pump that is removing heat from the cold outdoors Must always be greater than one O can be either less than or greater than one Must always be less than one O

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Chapter1: Temperature And Heat

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