What is the difference between Heat Pump and Refrigerator? – McqOptions

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1.	What is the difference between Heat Pump and Refrigerator?
A.	Heat Pump Gives efficiency and refrigerator gives C.O.P.
B.	Both are similar
C.	Both are almost similar, just the desired effect is different
D.	Work is output in refrigerator and work is input in heat pump
Answer» D. Work is output in refrigerator and work is input in heat pump

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