A steam engine operates between 150 K and 500 K under high pressure. What is the minimum amount of heat that must be withdrawn from the hot reservoir to obtain 2000 joules of work. Select one or more: O a. -765.12 J O b. -442.1J O C. -357.20 J O d. -857.14 J De. -223.13 J

A steam engine operates between 150 K and 500 K under high pressure. What is the minimum amount of heat that must be withdrawn from the hot reservoir to obtain 2000 joules of work. Select one or more: O a. -765.12 J O b. -442.1J O C. -357.20 J O d. -857.14 J De. -223.13 J

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A steam engine operates between 150 K and 500 K under high pressure. What is the minimum amount of heat that must be
withdrawn from the hot reservoir to obtain 2000 joules of work.
Select one or more:
O a.
-765.12 J
O b.
-442.1 J
с.
-357.20 J
d. -857.14 J
e.
-223.13 J

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