A system of ideal gas at 22°C undergoes an ischoric process with an internal energy decrease of 4.80 x 10' J to a final temperature of 10°C. What is the approximate change in entropy?[Hint: use the average temperature]

A system of ideal gas at 22°C undergoes an ischoric process with an internal energy decrease of 4.80 x 10' J to a final temperature of 10°C. What is the approximate change in entropy?[Hint: use the average temperature]

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