Here,
Tc = 277 K
Th = 293 K
W = 3757 K
Qc = ?
for the Carnot cycle
W/Qc = (Th - Tc)/Tc
3757/Qc = (293 - 277)/277
solving for Qc
Qc = 65043 J
the heat that can be taken out is 65043 J
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