In a cyclic process the net heat supplied is 70 kJ/s. What is the work obtained from the cycle?
We have \[\oint Q=\oint E+\oint W\]
For a cyclic process \[\oint E=0\]
Therefore \[\oint Q=\oint W\]
So work obtained from the cycle will be equal to 70 kJ/s.
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