The maximum possible (Carnot) efficiency of a heat engine operating between constant temperature reservoirs is depends on A. the maximum and minimum pressure. B. the total amount of work done. C. the heat entering the system and leaving the system. D. the maximum and minimum operating temperatures of the reservoirs.

The maximum possible (Carnot) efficiency of a heat engine operating between constant temperature reservoirs is depends on A. the maximum and minimum pressure. B. the total amount of work done. C. the heat entering the system and leaving the system. D. the maximum and minimum operating temperatures of the reservoirs.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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