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Process X is internally reversible from state 1 to 2. Process Y is internally irreversible between...

Process X is internally reversible from state 1 to 2. Process Y is internally irreversible between same states 1 to 2. What can you say about the change in entropy of the system during process X and Y? Is one larger than the other or are they the same? Explain.

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