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Physics, 22.09.2019 01:30 kuddlebugsmommy

A20 watt light bulb is left burning inside a refrigerator operating on a reverse carnot cycle. if the refrigerator also draws 20 watts of electrical power to operate its condenser, can it cool its interior below room temperature while the bulb is on? explain why or why not

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