Could somebody Please work this problem out for me ?
The thermal efficiency,e, of a heat engine is
defined by e = (Qh-Qc)/Qh, where Qh is the heat absorbed in one cycle and Qc is the heat released into a reservoir in one cycle. Find (d^2e)/(dQh^2).
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Could somebody Please work this problem out for me ?
The thermal efficiency,e, of a heat engine is
defined by e = (Qh-Qc)/Qh, where Qh is the heat absorbed in one cycle and Qc is the heat released into a reservoir in one cycle. Find (d^2e)/(dQh^2).
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Originally Posted by mayster17
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