This is not a exam problem I need help on this homework question. I woul like help on a step by step solution so I can see and understand the problem. Can you please show all of work. Problem 3 Matt turned on the heat pump with a COPu, of 3.0 that was designed to heat a home using the heat from an outside geothermal source at 89 C Due to poor insulation, the house lost 800 KW of heat while 200 KW of heat was generated by people and appliances inside the home. The disgruntled friends of Matt demanded to set the thermostat to maintain the home at 20P C (a) what was the amount of heat needed to be extracted from the geothermal source to dive the heat pump

This is not a exam problem I need help on this homework question. I woul like help on a step by step solution so I can see and understand the problem. Can you please show all of work. Problem 3 Matt turned on the heat pump with a COPu, of 3.0 that was designed to heat a home using the heat from an outside geothermal source at 89 C Due to poor insulation, the house lost 800 KW of heat while 200 KW of heat was generated by people and appliances inside the home. The disgruntled friends of Matt demanded to set the thermostat to maintain the home at 20P C (a) what was the amount of heat needed to be extracted from the geothermal source to dive the heat pump

Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections

1st Edition

ISBN:9781133939146

Author:Katz, Debora M.

Publisher:Katz, Debora M.

Chapter22: Entropy And The Second Law Of Thermodynamics

Section22.2: Heat Engines

Problem 22.1CE

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