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A Carnot engine working between 200 Kand 500 K has done work equal to 800 joules. Amount of heat energy supplied to the engine from the source is

A

`(4000)/3` J

B

`(2000)/3` J

C

`(800)/3` J

D

`(1600)/3`J

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