Answer question numbers 1, 2 and 3 _1. Which of the following completes the given concept? - Nature tends towardsLenergy and moreA. lower, disorder_2. In the concept of the system exchange, which of the following will exhibit mass andB. lower, orderC. higher, disorderD. higher, orderenergy exchange?AвA. A onlyВ. B onlyC. A and BD. C only3. What does the given equation imply? 2H2 (g) + O2 ()A. heat was supplied to the system from the energyB. heat was supplied to the system from the surroundingsC. gives off heat – transfers thermal energy from the surroundings to the energy.D. gives off heat – transfers thermal energy from the system to the surroundings.2H,0 () + energy

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_1. Which of the following completes the given concept? - Nature tends towards _energy and more A. lower, disorder _2. In the concept of the system exchange, which of the following will exhibit mass and energy exchange? B. lower, order C. higher, disorder D. higher, order A в A. A only В. ВB only C. A and B D. C only _3. What does the given equation imply? A. heat was supplied to the system from the energy B. heat was supplied to the system from the surroundings C. gives off heat – transfers thermal energy from the surroundings to the energy. D. gives off heat – transfers thermal energy from the system to the surroundings. 2H2 (9) + O2 (9) · 2H,0 (1) + energy

_1. Which of the following completes the given concept? - Nature tends towards _energy and more A. lower, disorder _2. In the concept of the system exchange, which of the following will exhibit mass and energy exchange? B. lower, order C. higher, disorder D. higher, order A в A. A only В. ВB only C. A and B D. C only _3. What does the given equation imply? A. heat was supplied to the system from the energy B. heat was supplied to the system from the surroundings C. gives off heat – transfers thermal energy from the surroundings to the energy. D. gives off heat – transfers thermal energy from the system to the surroundings. 2H2 (9) + O2 (9) · 2H,0 (1) + energy

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