The answer is YES but
why?Homework Answers
Yes, the reason is as follows
Cop for ideal heat pump(I.e. Carnot engine) is given by the relation, cop = Heat extracted/work supplied
=Qh/Win
= Th/(Th-Tl)
here, temperature of hot reservoir is Th= 293K
temperature of cold reservoir is Tl= 273K
Therefore, COP = (293K)/(293K-273K)
= 14.65
,which is maximum cop the given heat pump can have. So, as 1.7 is less than the maximum cop the claim of thermodynamicist claim is right.
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