Which outcome regarding heat transfer arises when operating within *Carnot* cycle constraints?

💡 Explanation

Operating within *Carnot* cycle constraints causes maximum heat rejection during isothermal expansion because this reversible process maintains constant temperature while efficiently converting thermal energy to work using **isentropic expansion**, therefore maximizing efficiency, rather than options B/C/D which violate reversibility.

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