Consider an engine that absorbs $130 \text{ cal}$ of heat from a hot reservoir and delivers $30 \text{ cal}$ of heat to a cold reservoir in each cycle. The engine also consumes $2 \text{ J}$ of energy in each cycle to overcome friction. If the engine works at $90 \text{ cycles per minute}$, what will be the maximum power delivered to the load (in $\text{ W}$)? [Assume the thermal equivalent of heat is $4.2 \text{ J/cal}$]

  • A
    $816$
  • B
    $819$
  • C
    $627$
  • D
    $630$

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