A heat pump takes in 440J of heat from a low temp reservoir in each cycle and uses 200J of work to move the heat to a higher temp reservoir. How much heat is released to the higher temp reservoir in each cycle in J?

A heat pump takes in 440J of heat from a low temp reservoir in each cycle and uses 200J of work to move the heat to a higher temp reservoir. How much heat is released to the higher temp reservoir in each cycle in J?

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Chapter15: Thermodynamics

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A heat pump takes in 440J of heat from a low temp
reservoir in each cycle and uses 200J of work to
move the heat to a higher temp reservoir. How
much heat is released to the higher temp reservoir
in each cycle in J?
How to solve ?
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а)
given Data,
taking hent from Low tomp =
440j
work, Wz 200J
TO, find releatd hent to the hizher femp.

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