The efficiency of a Carnot's cycle is 1/5. If on reducing the temperature of the cold body by 55°C, then the efficiency becomes 1/3, calculate the initial and final temperatures between which the cycle is working. (a) 412°C, 330°C (b) 139°C, 57.0°С (с) 110°С, 45.0°C (d) 190°C, 45.0°

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The efficiency of a Carnot's cycle is 1/5. If on reducing the temperature of the cold body
by 55°C, then the efficiency becomes 1/3, calculate the initial and final temperatures
between which the cycle is working.
(a) 412°C, 330°C
(b) 139°C, 57.0°С
(с) 110°С, 45.0°C
(d) 190°C, 45.0°
Transcribed Image Text:The efficiency of a Carnot's cycle is 1/5. If on reducing the temperature of the cold body by 55°C, then the efficiency becomes 1/3, calculate the initial and final temperatures between which the cycle is working. (a) 412°C, 330°C (b) 139°C, 57.0°С (с) 110°С, 45.0°C (d) 190°C, 45.0°
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