What is a thermodynamically reversible process? How is the amount of work obtain

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What is a thermodynamically reversible process? How is the amount of work obtained from a change related to thermodynamically reversibility? Select all that apply.

In a reversible process, the driving force of the process is nearly balanced by an opposing force.

In a reversible process, the driving force of the process is much larger than any opposing force.

It is easy and common to establish a reversible process.

A reversible process is the most efficient as a source of the maximum useful work possible from the process.

A reversible process is the least efficient as a source of the maximum useful work possible from the process.

None of these.

Explanation / Answer

In a reversible process, the driving force of the process is much larger than any opposing force.

It is easy and common to establish a reversible process.

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