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nikdorinn [45]
2 years ago
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a steam engine work on its vicinity 285 k heat is released with the help of 225 c energy absorbed to the system what is the effi

ciency of steam engine explain the use of the rest of the energy physic problem
Physics
1 answer:
-Dominant- [34]2 years ago
6 0

The efficiency of the steam engine is 78.9% because the rest of the work input is used to overcome friction.

<h3>What is efficiency of machines?</h3>

Efficiency of a machine expresses the useful work done by a a machine as a percentage.

  • Efficiency of a machine = work output/work input × 100 %%

The efficiency of machines are always less than 100% percent due to energy losses due to friction and heat.

For the steam engine:

Work output = 225 J

Work input = 285 J

Efficiency = 225/285 × 100% = 78.9 %

Therefore, the efficiency of the steam engine is 78.9% because the rest of the work input is used to overcome friction.

Learn more about efficiency of machines at: brainly.com/question/7536036

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