Homework Help: physics

Posted by anonymous on Saturday, March 17, 2007 at 9:34pm.

A theoretical gasoline engine runs with 76 percent efficiency. It is calculated that it expels 3.25*10^4 J of heat.

a. Find the heat absorbed in one cycle.
b. Find the work output in one cycle.

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