An engine operates by taking n   moles of an ideal gas through the cycle A B C D A shown in figure. The thermal efficiency of the engine is: (Take C v = 1.5 R , where R is gas constant)

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An engine operates by taking n &#160; moles of an ideal gas through the cycle A B C D A shown in figure. The thermal efficiency of the engine is: (Take C v = 1.5 R , where R is gas constant)

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Work done in cycle = area under closed curve W = P 0 V 0 Heat given = Q A B + Q B C = n C V &#160; &#916; T A B + n C p &#160; &#916; T B C = 3 2 n R T B - n R T A + 5 2 n R T C - n R T B = 3 2 2 P 0 V 0 - P 0 V 0 + 5 2 4 P 0 V 0 - 2 P 0 V = 13 2 &#160; P 0 V 0 Thermal efficiency, &#951; = W Q a b s o r b e d = 2 13 = 0.15

An engine operates by taking n   moles of an ideal gas through the cycle A B C D A shown in figure. The…

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An engine operates by taking n &#160; moles of an ideal gas through the cycle A B C D A shown in figure. The…

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An engine operates by taking n moles of an ideal gas through the cycle A B C D A shown in figure. The…