The efficiency of the heat engine can be defined as:
Correct answer: D. 1- Q2/Q1
- A. Q2 - 1/Q1
- B. Q2 + 1/Q1
- C. Q2 + Q1
- D. 1- Q2/Q1
Explanation
The efficiency of a heat engine is typically defined as the ratio of the useful work output to the heat input. It is a measure of how well a heat engine converts the input heat energy into useful work.The efficiency of a heat engine is represented as : n = 1- Q2/Q1.
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