A certain
To verify: The findings of person C.
Answer to Problem 56A
Yes, it is the same. The efficiency is 0.32.
Explanation of Solution
Given:
A heat engine takes25 kJ heat while exhausts17 kJ heat.
Formula used:
The efficiency of a heat engine is
Calculation:
Efficiency of a heat engine operating between 25 kJ and 17 kJ of heat is
Conclusion:
Thus, results obtained by calculation and those predicted by person C is same and equal to
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