Discussion
Lost work in a process is best described as
Answer: C
Correct answer: the extra work a reversible process would have delivered
Lost work is the shortfall against the reversible ideal - the work a perfect process would have produced and this one did not, or the extra work this one consumed. It is not the same as the heat dissipated internally, though friction contributes to it, and it is the quantity a second-law analysis exists to locate.
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