7. (a) Compute the possible maximum efficiency of a heat engine operating between the temperature limits of 147*C and 698*C. (b) A refrigerator has COP of 6. How much work must be supplied to the refrigerator in order to remove 45 cal of heat from its interion?

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7. (a) Compute the possible maximum efficiency of a heat
engine operating between the temperature limits of 147*C
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(b) A refrigerator has COP of 6. How much work must be
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