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The temperature inside a refrigerator is t2 degree Celsius and the room temperature is t1 degree Celsius. The amount of heat delivered to the room for each joule of electrical energy consumed ideally will be​

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Answered by jeehelper
87

The electrical energy consumed ideally will be (t1 + 273)/t1-t2

Explanation:

For refrigerator,

Heat given to high temperature/heat taken from lower temperature = T1/T2

Q1 / Q2 = (t1 + 273) / (t2 + 273 )

Q1 / (Q1-w) = (t1 + 273) / (t2 + 273)

1 - (w / Q1) = (t2 + 273) / (t1 + 273 )

w/Q1 = (t1 - t2) / (t1 - 273 )

As the amount of energy is 1 joule so,

Q1 = (t1 + 273) / (t1-t2)

Answered by p9922887375
10

Answer:

solve by using formula of coefficient of performance

Explanation:

B=1-q2/q1

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