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A room is at a constant 295K maintained by an air conditioner that pumps heat out. How much does the refrigerator change the entropy AS of the room for each 5.80 kJ of heat that it removes? AS = J/K

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A room is at a constant 295 K maintained by an air conditioner that pumps heat out.
How much does the refrigerator change the entropy AS of the
room for each 5.80 kJ of heat that it removes?
AS =
J/K

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