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The energy input and work output (per cycle) for two different heat engines is recorded in this table. Which statement is true about the two engines?

A)
Engine I wastes 0.4 kJ more energy than Engine II.
B)
Engine Il wastes 0.4 kJ more energy than Engine I.
Engine I wastes 0.6 kJ more energy than Engine II.
D)
Engine II wastes 0.6 kJ more energy than Engine I.


The energy input and work output (per cycle) for two different heat engines is recorded in this tab

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