What is the relation between QC, QG, and QE if they represent heat giv – McqOptions

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1.	What is the relation between Q_C, Q_G, and Q_E if they represent heat given to the refrigerant in the generator, heat discharging to atmosphere from condenser to absorber and heat absorbed by the refrigerant in the evaporator?
A.	Q<sub>C</sub> + Q<sub>G</sub> = Q<sub>E</sub>
B.	Q<sub>C</sub> = Q<sub>G</sub> + Q<sub>E</sub>
C.	Q<sub>C</sub> + Q<sub>E</sub> = Q<sub>G</sub>
D.	Q<sub>C</sub> = Q<sub>G</sub> Q<sub>E</sub>
Answer» C. Q<sub>C</sub> + Q<sub>E</sub> = Q<sub>G</sub>

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