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Which of the numbers 0.1, 1.0, and 2.0 represent possible values for the COP of a heat pump?
  1.0.1 only
  2.1.0 only
  3.2.0 only
  4.all of these.

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Assume that a closed system undergoes a reversible process that takes it from state A to a different state B. In which of these cases will the entropy of the system remain constant?<--EndFragment--> ea breeze is
  1.if the process is isothermal
  2.if the process is adiabatic
  3.if the process is isovolumetric
  4.The system's entropy will remain constant for all of these cases.



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