3. Describe the different processes associated with a Rankine cycle. Please select all answers that apply: a) Process 1-2: vapor expands through the turbine developing work. b) Process 2-3: vapor condenses to liquid in the condenser. c) Process 3-4: liquid is pumped into the boiler, requiring work input. d) Process 4-1: liquid is heated to saturation and evaporated in the boiler through heat transfer from the energy. source e) Liquid water is sprayed in the cooling tower to condense the vapor in the condenser.

3. Describe the different processes associated with a Rankine cycle. Please select all answers that apply: a) Process 1-2: vapor expands through the turbine developing work. b) Process 2-3: vapor condenses to liquid in the condenser. c) Process 3-4: liquid is pumped into the boiler, requiring work input. d) Process 4-1: liquid is heated to saturation and evaporated in the boiler through heat transfer from the energy. source e) Liquid water is sprayed in the cooling tower to condense the vapor in the condenser.

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