A Carnot's engine working between 277°C and 27°C produces 100 kJ work. Calculate the heat rejected from the engine. (a) Q₂ = 20 kJ (b) Q₂ = 40 kJ (c) Q₂ = 10 kJ (d) Q₂ = 30 kJ Answer A B C D W

A Carnot's engine working between 277°C and 27°C produces 100 kJ work. Calculate the heat rejected from the engine. (a) Q₂ = 20 kJ (b) Q₂ = 40 kJ (c) Q₂ = 10 kJ (d) Q₂ = 30 kJ Answer A B C D W

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