Two heat engines each go through a process at the same temperature. The change in entropy...
Two heat engines each go through a process at the same temperature. The change in entropy of the first engine’s process is 88 times the change in entropy of the second engine’s process. How does the heat absorbed by the first engine compare to the heat absorbed by the second engine?
A.) The heat absorbed by the first engine is 1818 the heat absorbed by the second engine.
B.) The heat absorbed by the first engine is 1414 the heat absorbed by the second engine.
C.) The heat absorbed by the first engine is 44 times the heat absorbed by the second engine.
D.) The heat absorbed by the first engine is 88 times the heat absorbed by the second engine.
Homework Answers
∆s= ∆Q/T .
If temperature is same than heat absorbed is 88 times for the first engine than that of 2nd engine
Option D.)
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