A Carnot refrigerator operates with an efficiency n = 0.66666666666667 between a hot reservoir at temperature T₁ = 50 K and a cold reservoir at temperature T2. Calculate the temperature T2 of the cold reservoir. Select one: O a. T₁ = 150.0 O b. T₁ 25.0 O c. T₁ = 16.666666666667 O d. T₁20.0 =

A Carnot refrigerator operates with an efficiency n = 0.66666666666667 between a hot reservoir at temperature T₁ = 50 K and a cold reservoir at temperature T2. Calculate the temperature T2 of the cold reservoir. Select one: O a. T₁ = 150.0 O b. T₁ 25.0 O c. T₁ = 16.666666666667 O d. T₁20.0 =

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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