Explain the overall volume compression ratio of a reversed

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The overall volume compression ratio of a reversed carnot cycle working with air as a refrigerant is 10. The temperature limits of the cycle are 40 degree C and 0 degree C. Determines:

1. The pressure volume and temperature at each point of the cycle,

2. The work done in the cycle

3. The refrigerating effect

4. The COP of the cycle

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