Q.1 Calculate Efficiency of the system, the net Work transfer & Heat rejected to sink for a Carnot cycle operates between sources and sink temperatures of 285 °C and – 11 °C. If the system receives 100 kJ from the source. A 53.04%; 53.04 kJ; 46.95 kJ 55.52%; 55.52 kJ; 47.68 kJ C 45.88%; 45.88 kJ; 44.44 kJ D 63.05%; 63.05 kJ; 50.35 kJ

Q.1 Calculate Efficiency of the system, the net Work transfer & Heat rejected to sink for a Carnot cycle operates between sources and sink temperatures of 285 °C and – 11 °C. If the system receives 100 kJ from the source. A 53.04%; 53.04 kJ; 46.95 kJ 55.52%; 55.52 kJ; 47.68 kJ C 45.88%; 45.88 kJ; 44.44 kJ D 63.05%; 63.05 kJ; 50.35 kJ

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