GATE ME 2024 Set 1 — Question 47

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A heat pump (H.P.) is driven by the work output of a heat engine (H.E.) as shown in the figure. The heat engine extracts 150 kJ150\text{ kJ} of heat from the source at 1000 K1000\text{ K}. The heat pump absorbs heat from the ambient at 280 K280\text{ K} and delivers heat to the room which is maintained at 300 K300\text{ K}. Considering the combined system to be ideal, the total amount of heat delivered to the room together by the heat engine and heat pump is _______kJ\text{kJ} (answer in integer).
Schematic diagram showing a Heat Engine (H.E.) operating between 1000 K and 300 K, driving a Heat Pump (H.P.) operating between 280 K and 300 K.
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