What are the maximum efficiencies for the plant

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Question: The maximum steam temperature in nuclear power plant is 680K. The plant rejects heat to river whose temperature is -10 C in winter and 30 C in summer.

Question 1: What are the maximum efficiencies for the plant in those seasons?

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