Estimate the resulting entropy change of the universe

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An object of heat capacity 100 cal/°C is initially at 30°C.

(a) Estimate the entropy change of the object after it is dropped into a swimming pool at 26°C.

(b) Estimate the resulting entropy change of the universe.

Reference no: EM13291944

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