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a) Find work produced when a maximally efficient heat engine operating between a hot reservoir with Th = 100.0C and a cold reservoir with Tc = 20.0C absorbs 5.3 kJ of heat.
b) Real engines rarely have an efficiency greater than 22%. What work would be produced by such an engine under these conditions?
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