An engine runs an ideal gas round an Otto-type cycle: an adiabatic compression, heating at constant volume, an adiabatic expansion, and cooling at constant volume. The lowest temperature in the cycle (at the start of the compression) is 300 K, and the highest (at the end of the heating) is 1200 K. The compression ratio is chosen so that the engine does the most work per cycle. What is then the efficiency of the cycle? | StemPy Lab