A heat engine produces 2000 J of work while operating between 210 degrees Celsius and 35 degrees Celsius. How much heat (in J) is withdrawn from the hot source to produce this much of work? (Format of final answer should be 1.00x10^2) and Calculate the efficiency of the engine (in percent).

A heat engine produces 2000 J of work while operating between 210 degrees Celsius and 35 degrees Celsius. How much heat (in J) is withdrawn from the hot source to produce this much of work? (Format of final answer should be 1.00x10^2) and Calculate the efficiency of the engine (in percent).

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Question

A heat engine produces
2000 J of work while
operating between 210
degrees Celsius and 35
degrees Celsius. How
much heat (in J) is
withdrawn from the hot
source to produce this
much of work? (Format of
final answer should be
1.00x10^2) and Calculate
the efficiency of the
engine (in percent).

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