Physics, 16.01.2020 20:31, ariellopez2301

Aheat engine is designed to do work. this is possible only if certain relationships between the heats and temperatures at the input and output hold true. which of the following sets of statements must apply for the heat engine to do work?

(a) qh < qc and th < tc
(b) qh > qc and th < tc
(c) qh < qc and th > tc
(d) qh > qc and th > tc

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