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The efficiency of a heat engine is `1//6`Its efficiency double when the temperature of sink decrease by `62^(@)C` its efficiency doubles.Then,What is the temperature of source?

A

`90^@C,37^@C`

B

`124^@C,62^@C`

C

`37^@C,99^@C`

D

`62^@C,124^@C`

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