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A Carnot cycle has been chosen as a candidate for the ideal vapor power cycle. The pump inlet is a saturated liquid and the minimum and maximum pressures are set. The minimum pressure is 10 kPa and the maximum pressure is 10 MPa. Check all that will are correct
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The minimum pump work will be about 5 kJ/kg
The efficiency of the Carnot cycle will be greater than the efficiency of a Rankine cycle with the same minimum and maximum pressures
The difference between the maximum and minimum temperature will be small and the thermal efficiency will be low.
The minimum pump work will be about 10 kJ/kg
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