15. A reversed Carnot engine (refrigeration unit) is used to maintain the temperature inside a freezer...

15. A reversed Carnot engine (refrigeration unit) is used to maintain the temperature inside a freezer at -34 ^oC. The room temperature in which the refrigeration unit operates is a constant 24 ^oC. If the motor on the refrigeration unit uses 0.3 kW, determine the rate at which heat is removed from the freezer in Watts.

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