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A carnot engine has an efficiency of 20%. The energy is supplied to the engine at the rateof `2kW`. What is the output power of the engine?

A

300 W

B

400 W

C

500 W

D

600 W

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The correct Answer is:
B

Efficiency of the engine = 20% = 0.2
Rate of energy supplied i.e. Power = 2 KW
For any engine, `eta=("Power output")/("Power input")`
`therefore0.2=("Power output")/(2xx1000)`
`therefore` Output power = 2000 `xx` 0.2= 400 W
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