What is the cold-reservoir temperatures

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The hot-reservoir temperature of a Carnot engine with 27.0% efficiency is 90.0 degrees C higher than the cold-reservoir temperature.

What is the cold-reservoir temperatures, in degrees C?

What is the hot-reservoir temperatures, in degrees C?

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