10. The following image shows Carnot cycle beginning from the point A and returns back to A. a) Using adiabatic expansion and isothermal expansion, prove that this cycle (1-4) has no net change in entropy. ( ds = 0) b) Prove that the efficiency of any machine is only dependent on the temperature difference of hot source and cold sink. 7 = work performed heat absorbed fro hot source T = 1- Th c) In an ideal heat engine, the cold sink is at 5 °C. If 450.0 kJ of heat is withdrawn from the hot source and 300.0 kJ of work is generated, what is the initial temperature of the hot source? Pressure, p 1 Isotherm Adiabat D Adiabat 2 Isotherm 3 Volume, V

10. The following image shows Carnot cycle beginning from the point A and returns back to A. a) Using adiabatic expansion and isothermal expansion, prove that this cycle (1-4) has no net change in entropy. ( ds = 0) b) Prove that the efficiency of any machine is only dependent on the temperature difference of hot source and cold sink. 7 = work performed heat absorbed fro hot source T = 1- Th c) In an ideal heat engine, the cold sink is at 5 °C. If 450.0 kJ of heat is withdrawn from the hot source and 300.0 kJ of work is generated, what is the initial temperature of the hot source? Pressure, p 1 Isotherm Adiabat D Adiabat 2 Isotherm 3 Volume, V

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Chapter2: The First Law Of Thermodynamics

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