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The concept of energy efficiency is used to quantify (a) the first law of thermodynamics. (b) the second law of thermodynamics. (c) conservation of matter. (d) energy quality. (e) the third law of thermodynamics.
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VerifiedIn an automobile, it was observed how the potential (chemical) energy of gasoline is converted into the kinetic energy of moving pistons. However, part of that energy is turned into heat which is discarded by the system. The heat produced is referred to as waste heat since it is not put to any meaningful use.
The concept of is used to quantify the law of thermodynamics. Namely, energy efficiency represents . If we compare, for instance, two machines that accomplish the amount of work, but utilize amounts of energy to fulfill that work, possess energy efficiencies.
B). second law of thermodynamics.
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