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To complete one cycle of operation of an ideal Carnot engine, the time taken is

A

finite

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B

infinite

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C

very small

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D

zero

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Solution

The correct option is B infinite
Since all the processes in an ideal Carnot engine are reversible and are therefore very slow, time taken by those processes is infinite.

Hence,Option B is correct

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