An air conditioner is removing heat at a rate of 3424 W from a room that is maintained at 22 C and rejects heat to the surroundings at 36°C Knowing that the COP of the air conditioner is equal to 3.1, then the power (W) consumed by the air conditioner is equal:

An air conditioner is removing heat at a rate of 3424 W from a room that is maintained at 22 C and rejects heat to the surroundings at 36°C Knowing that the COP of the air conditioner is equal to 3.1, then the power (W) consumed by the air conditioner is equal:

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