Find the amount of heat added to the inside air

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A heat pump (a heat engine run backwards) extracts energy from cold air outside (-5.00 degrees celsius) and adds it to warm air inside (20.0 degrees celsius). suppose that the efficiency of the heat pump is 15.0% of the theoretical value. Determine the amount of heat added to the inside air per joule of work done by the motor.

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