4. Describe the efficiency and back-work ratio in Rankine power cycles. Please select all answers that apply: a) The thermal efficiency is defined as ratio of Weycle / Qin- b) The Back Work Ratio, bwr, is defined as W, / W. c) The thermal efficiency is defined as ratio of Weycle / Qout- d) The Back Work Ratio, bwr, is defined as W, / Wp. . e) The thermal efficiency is defined as ratio of Qout / Qin:

4. Describe the efficiency and back-work ratio in Rankine power cycles. Please select all answers that apply: a) The thermal efficiency is defined as ratio of Weycle / Qin- b) The Back Work Ratio, bwr, is defined as W, / W. c) The thermal efficiency is defined as ratio of Weycle / Qout- d) The Back Work Ratio, bwr, is defined as W, / Wp. . e) The thermal efficiency is defined as ratio of Qout / Qin:

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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