A certain Carnot engine has Th = Tc + 35K, and an efficiency of 20.0%. What is Th?
A) 140 K B) 175 K C) 210 K D) 245 K
Please explain.
By Efficiency(E) = 1 - Tc/Th
=>20/100 = 1 - Tc/Th
=>Tc = 0.80Th -----------------(i)
=>Th = Tc + 35K (given) ------(ii)
=>By (i) & (ii) :-
=>0.20Th = 35K
=>Th =175 K
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