An electrical power station uses 1.73 x 1014 J of thermal energy input and produces electricity with an efficiency of 42

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An electrical power station uses 1.73 x 1014 J of thermal energy input and produces electricity with an efficiency of 42

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An electrical power station uses 1.73 x 1014 J of thermal energy input and produces electricity with an efficiency of 42.7%. (a) How much electrical energy is produced? J (b) How much waste energy is produced by the station? HINT: The waste energy is the thermal energy that doesn't result in the production of electricity. J (c) What is the ratio of waste energy electrical energy output? waste energy output energy Please pause for a few seconds to think about whether it's better for this number to be large or small.
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