A Carnot cycle has following processes.

2 reversible isotherms and 2 reversible adiabatics

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The infinitesimal change in entropy dS due to reversible heat transfer dQ at temperature T is dS=dQ/T.

For quasi-static, adiabatic path

For adiabatic, reversible transition,

The area under the curve ∫TdS is equal to the

FOR_QUASI-STATIC,_ADIABATIC_PATH?$

The_infinitesimal_change_in_entropy_dS_due_to_reversible_heat_transfer_dQ_at_temperature_T_is_dS=dQ/T.$

For adiabatic, reversible transition?

According to the principle of Caratheodory, the first law in differential form is written as dQ=Adx+Bdy+Cdz.

Net work in a Carnot cycle is given by (T1=temperature of heat addition and T2=temperature of heat rejection)

A Carnot cycle has following processes.

The area under the curve ‚Äö√Ñ√∂‚àö‚Ä†¬¨¬•TdS is equal to the$

A reversible adiabatic process is an isentropic process.

For a reversible heat transfer and process being adiabatic, which of the following is true?