An ideal heat engine runs with a high temperature reservoir at 750K and a low temperature reservoir at 350K. When the engine is
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Answer:
150 joules of energy is expelled to the low temperature reservoir each minute.
Explanation:
Lets assign the terms first.
where ...
= 750 K that is, the high temperature of the reservoir.
= 350 K, low temperature of the reservoir.
= 400 J,energy extract from the reservoir.
= 250 J, work done.
= energy expelled.
And
Formula to be used:
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Re-arranging.
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Now plugging the values of and
.
⇒
⇒ Joules
So energy expelled to the low temperature reservoir is of 150 joules.
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