QUESTION 2 Calculate AStot (J K-1) when 10 J of heat flows reversibly from a 100 °C reservoir to another 100 °C reservoir. Do not include units in your answer. Write the numerical value in normal form.

QUESTION 2 Calculate AStot (J K-1) when 10 J of heat flows reversibly from a 100 °C reservoir to another 100 °C reservoir. Do not include units in your answer. Write the numerical value in normal form.

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