A  refrigerator works between $4^o C$ and $30^o C.$  It is required to remove $600$ calories of heat every second in order to keep the temperature of the refrigerated space constant. The power required is ....... $W$ (Take $1\, cal \,=\, 4.2\, Joules\,)$ 
  • A$23.65$
  • B$236.5$
  • C$2365$
  • D$2.365$
NEET 2016, Medium
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