What is the difference between a heat engine and a heat pump? A. A heat pump...
What is the difference between a heat engine and a heat pump?
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A. A heat pump puts work out, a heat engine not.
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B. A heat engine puts work out, a heat pump not.
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C. In heat pumps, heat moves, in heat engines not.
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D. In heat engines, heat moves, in heat pumps not.
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Correct answer is option (B)
A heat engine puts work out, a heat pump not.
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