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Standard XII
Physics
1st Law of Thermodynamics
The maximum e...
Question
The maximum efficiency of a heat engine operating between
100
0
C
and
25
0
C
is:
A
20.11
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B
22.2
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C
25.17
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Solution
The correct option is
B
20.11
Given:
T
1
=
100
o
C
=
(
100
+
273
)
K
=
373
K
T
2
=
25
o
C
=
(
25
+
273
)
K
=
298
K
Using the relation,
Efficiency,
η
=
(
1
−
T
2
T
1
)
100
=
(
1
−
298
K
373
K
)
×
100
=
(
1
−
0.799
)
×
100
η
=
(
0.2011
)
×
100
η
=
20.11
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