SU-1 A heat engine with &=0.400 operates between two heat reservoirs at 250K and 450K. The energy amounts and heat flow diagram for one cycle of operation of the engine is shown to the right. a) What is the change in entropy for the engine for one cycle of operation of the engine? b) Find the change in entropy for the engine surroundings for one cycle of operation of the engine. c) Find the change in entropy for the universe for one cycle of operation of the engine. d) Is this engine real, reversible, or impossible? Explain why using your results from the previous parts. T-450K 500J 200J Engne 300JV T-250K

SU-1 A heat engine with &=0.400 operates between two heat reservoirs at 250K and 450K. The energy amounts and heat flow diagram for one cycle of operation of the engine is shown to the right. a) What is the change in entropy for the engine for one cycle of operation of the engine? b) Find the change in entropy for the engine surroundings for one cycle of operation of the engine. c) Find the change in entropy for the universe for one cycle of operation of the engine. d) Is this engine real, reversible, or impossible? Explain why using your results from the previous parts. T-450K 500J 200J Engne 300JV T-250K

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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