In the Mechanical Heat Pump experiment,the following data were collected, the COPwill be equal to:the water massthe water inletthe water outletpower input Cpw(watts)flow rate (g/s)temperature (°C)temperature (°C)(kJ/kg.K)2520333504.180Select one:а. 3.88.b. 0.257С. 2.57d. 0.388

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In the Mechanical Heat Pump experiment, the following data were collected, the COP will be equal to: power input Cpw (watts) the water mass the water inlet the water outlet flow rate (g/s) temperature (°C) temperature (°C) (kJ/kg.K) 25 20 33 350 4.180 Select one: a. 3.88. O b. 0.257 С. 2.57 O d. 0.388

In the Mechanical Heat Pump experiment, the following data were collected, the COP will be equal to: power input Cpw (watts) the water mass the water inlet the water outlet flow rate (g/s) temperature (°C) temperature (°C) (kJ/kg.K) 25 20 33 350 4.180 Select one: a. 3.88. O b. 0.257 С. 2.57 O d. 0.388

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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