A 45.0 kg flower pot falls from a height of 12.6 m and landing in a pool of water, where the energy is dissipated. If the pot, the pool, and the air are all at 308 K, find the change in entropy of the Universe

A 45.0 kg flower pot falls from a height of 12.6 m and landing in a pool of water, where the energy is dissipated. If the pot, the pool, and the air are all at 308 K, find the change in entropy of the Universe

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