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An ideal engine operates by taking in steam from a boiler at `327^(@)C` and rejecting heat to a sink at `27^(@)C`. The engine runs at `500 rpm` and heat taken is `600 k cal` in each revolution. Calculate(i) efficiency of engine (ii) work done in each cycle (iii) heat rejected in each revolution and (iv) power output of engine.

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