Physics, asked by Anjali2101, 9 months ago

1 point
20. Which of the following is
true for a heat pump and a
refrigerator?

a) a refrigerator removes heat to
achieve cooling

b) a heat pump supplies heat at high
temperature

c) both of the mentioned

d) none of the mentioned​

Answers

Answered by vrushalipawse
2

Answer:

I think C is the answer

c) both of the mentioned above

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Explanation:

coz a heat pump provides heat at high temperature and a refrigerator removes the heat for cooling..

Answered by SharadSangha
0

The correct response to the given question is option c: Both of the mentioned options (a and b).

Refrigerator:

  • A refrigerator is a device that removes heat from the food kept inside and archives the cooling effect.
  • This uses refrigerant which can easily expand to gases when inside the refrigerator and can be compressed back to liquid when outside the refrigerator.
  • In the gaseous form this coolant expands and takes up heat and as a heat conveyor outside the refrigerator, it is compressed to liquid releasing the heat.
  • In this way, the refrigerator removes heat to achieve cooling inside the refrigerator.

Heat pump:

  • The heat pump system extracts heat from the cooler environment outside the enclosed system and through the compressor, the temperature of this is increased.
  • It then provides warm air inside the enclosed environment.
  • Hence, options a and b are true.

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