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The efficiency of carnot cycle may be increased by (A) Increasing the highest temperature (B) Decreasing the highest temperature (C) increasing the lowest temperature (D) Decreasing the lowest temperature

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Answered by Mayura680
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Answer:

Increasing the highest temperature

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Answered by anjali1307sl
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Answer:

The Carnot cycle's efficiency increases by decreasing the lowest temperature.

Therefore, option D) Decreasing the lowest temperature, is the correct option.

Explanation:

Carnot cycle:

  • It describes the most efficient heat engine.
  • It involves four processes, i.e., the two isothermal processes and the two adiabatic processes.

Isothermal process: The process in which temperature remains the same.

Adiabatic process: The process in which there is no heat transfer.

The Carnot cycle has shown in the graph.

  • T_{H} = Highest temperature or hot reservoir temperature.
  • T_{L} = Lowest temperature or cold reservoir temperature.

As we know,

Carnot efficiency ( η ) is given by:

  • \eta = \frac{T_{H}-T_{L}  }{T_{H} }

As we can see in the formula;

  • The Carnot efficiency increases by decreasing the lowest temperature because the value of T_{H} -T_{L} will increase.

Hence, the Carnot efficiency increases by decreasing the lowest temperature.

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