c) A refrigerator is used to keep the cold space at -5 °C by rejecting 8 kJ/s of heat by the condenser to the outdoor air at 25 °C. If the compressor consumes 3 kJ/s of power, determine the rate of heat removed from the cold space (kJ/s), the COP of the refrigerator the minimum power input to the compressor for the same rate of heat removed (kJ/s), and i. ii. iii. iv. draw the schematic of the refrigerator as a reversed heat engine.

c) A refrigerator is used to keep the cold space at -5 °C by rejecting 8 kJ/s of heat by the condenser to the outdoor air at 25 °C. If the compressor consumes 3 kJ/s of power, determine the rate of heat removed from the cold space (kJ/s), the COP of the refrigerator the minimum power input to the compressor for the same rate of heat removed (kJ/s), and i. ii. iii. iv. draw the schematic of the refrigerator as a reversed heat engine.

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