a hot reservoir at 576k transfers 2100 j of heat irreversibly to a cold reservoir at...

a hot reservoir at 576k transfers 2100 j of heat irreversibly to a cold reservoir at 350 k. Find change in entropy of the universe.

Expert Solution

Given Q = 2100 J

T = 576 K

T ' = 350 K

Change in entropy of the universe dS = (Q /T ' ) -(Q/T)

= (2100 /350 ) -( 2100 /576 )

= 6 - 3.6458

= 2.354 J/K

genius_generous answered 1 year ago

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