24000 kJ/h = 24000*1000 / 60*60 = 6666.67 W
5 hp = 5*746 = 3730 W
Coefficent of Perfoemance = Heat rejected / work done
= 6666.67 / (3730)
= 1.787
so option c) 1.8 is the correct answer
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