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Engineering, 24.04.2020 22:31, asialuv

G Heat leaks from a house at the rate of 0.525 kJ/sec per degree Celsius difference in temperature between the house maintained at 20 oC and the outside air at 0 oC. If a reversible heat pump used to keep the house warm, what is the power required to maintain the house at 20 oC

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