(2) A Carnot cycle air conditioner (using ideal gas) absorbs heat Q2 from a house at temperature T2, and dumps heat Q1 to the outside at temperature T1, using electrical energy E. The heat leakage into the house is A(T, – T2), where A is a constant. Express T2 when the steady state has been reached.

(2) A Carnot cycle air conditioner (using ideal gas) absorbs heat Q2 from a house at temperature T2, and dumps heat Q1 to the outside at temperature T1, using electrical energy E. The heat leakage into the house is A(T, – T2), where A is a constant. Express T2 when the steady state has been reached.

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(2) A Carnot cycle air conditioner (using ideal gas) absorbs heat Q2 from a house at temperature
T2, and dumps heat Q1 to the outside at temperature T1, using electrical energy E. The heat leakage
into the house is A(T, – T2), where A is a constant. Express T, when the steady state has been
reached.

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