Which outcome results when excessive heat enters an ideal Carnot cycle?

💡 Explanation

More heat input increases the area enclosed by process cycle due to adiabatic expansion; thus, greater work output happens because the ideal Carnot Cycle functions by the efficiency principle, therefore more work output, rather than efficiency reduction.

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