2. Please consider a universe that consisted of two very, very large bodies that exchanged 1,000 Btu. The first body was at 1,000 R. Please determine the change in entropy of (1) each body and (2) of the universe (in Btul R) if the second body was at a. 200 R. b. 500 R c. 1,000 R.

2. Please consider a universe that consisted of two very, very large bodies that exchanged 1,000 Btu. The first body was at 1,000 R. Please determine the change in entropy of (1) each body and (2) of the universe (in Btul R) if the second body was at a. 200 R. b. 500 R c. 1,000 R.

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2. Please consider a universe that consisted of two very, very large bodies that exchanged 1,000 Btu. The first
body was at 1,000 R. Please determine the change in entropy of (1) each body and (2) of the universe (in
Btul R) if the second body was at
a. 200 •R.
b. 500 R
c. 1,000 R.

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