Physics, asked by Ishan90, 1 year ago

In a Carnot's engine, the temperature of the heat source and heat sink 500 K and 375 K respectively. If the engine consumes 6x 10^6 J per cycle, find (6) the efficiency of engine (i) work done per cycle by the engine, and (ii) heat rejected by the engine in each cycle of operation.

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Answered by sakshi7860
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Given :

T1=500K

T2=375K

Q1=heat absorbed=600kca

l) Efficiency of engine:

Formula :

Efficiency of engine=n=1-(T2/T1)

n=T1-T2/T1

=500-375/500

=125/500

=0.25

 n=0.25 x 100=25%

ii)Let us assume that W be the work done 

n=W/Q1

W=nxQ1=0.25x600

=150kcal=150 x 10³ x 4.2 joules

=6.3 x 10⁵ Joules

iii) Let Q2 be the heat rejected to sink

W=Q1-Q2

Q2=Q1-W

=600-150

=450Kcal


Ishan90: Is 6 × 10^6 = 600 kcal ??
Ishan90: Reply fast plz
sakshi7860: no
sakshi7860: it means 10x10x10x10x10x10x6
sakshi7860: mark brainliest plzzzz.....
Ishan90: No I mean 6 × 10^6 joules ( in ques ) , but u have written it as 600 kcal
Ishan90: Just describe me how u have done this , then I will mark u as brainliest :)
Ishan90: I have already seen this answer before it , m confused only in it ( 6* 10^6)
sakshi7860: just convert Joule value to kca
Ishan90: I have converted already but solution is so different than 600 kcal , it seems 1434
Answered by AmazingSyed15
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Given :
T1=500K
T2=375K
Q1=heat absorbed=600kca

l) Efficiency of engine:
Formula :
Efficiency of engine=n=1-(T2/T1)

n=T1-T2/T1
=500-375/500
=125/500
=0.25
 n=0.25 x 100=25%

ii)Let us assume that W be the work done 
n=W/Q1

W=nxQ1=0.25x600
=150kcal=150 x 10³ x 4.2 joules
=6.3 x 10⁵ Joules

iii) Let Q2 be the heat rejected to sink
W=Q1-Q2
Q2=Q1-W
=600-150=450Kcal
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