Situations will correspond to a spontaneous situation

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Question- Which of the following situations will always correspond to a spontaneous situation? And a brief why?

1) ?S°system < 0, ?H°system > 0

2) ?S°system > 0, ?H°system > 0

3) ?S°system > 0, ?H°system < 0

4) ?S°system < 0, ?H°system < 0

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