What is the answer between the choices A Carnot engine operating between 700 K and 300 K produces 90 kJ of work. Determine the thermal efficiencyO 57.14 %O 51.14 %O 50.14 %O 53.14 %

Given data , Th=700 K TL= 300 K w= 90 kJ Let thermal efficiency of carnot engine = n

Answered: A Carnot engine operating between 700 K…

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A Carnot engine operating between 700 K and 300 K produces 90 kJ of work. Determine the thermal efficiency O 57.14 % O 51.14 % O 50.14 % O 53.14 %