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In a reversible heat engine, TH=1200 K, TL=300 K , QL=25kJ. Calculate Wnet,out and QH. A...

In a reversible heat engine, TH=1200 K, TL=300 K , QL=25kJ. Calculate Wnet,out and QH.

A QH= 50 kJ, Wnet,out= 25 kJ
B QH= 125 kJ Wnet,out= 100kJ
C QH= 100 kJ Wnet,out= 25 kJ
D QH=100 kJ Wnet out = 75 kJ
E QH= 1000 kJ Wnet,out= 750kJ
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