1a)A chamber is rigidly divided into two halves.Air in one side is at a higher temperature thanair in the other side. Heat is made to flow fromthe higher temperature side to the lowertemperature side. What is the sign, positive ornegative, of the change in entropy for; thehigh temperature side, the low temperatureside, and the total of the two? (symbol answer,ex: +,-,+ or -,+,+ etc)1b)A chamber is divided into two halves by a noninsulating movable partition. In both sides, thetemperature is the same. However, the air inone side is at a higher pressure than the air inthe other side. The partition is moved causingthe lower pressure side to expand and thehigher pressure side to contract. What is thesign, positive or negative, of the change inentropy for; the high pressure side, the lowpressure side, and the total of the two?1c)A chamber is divided into two halves by a noninsulating movable partition. In both sides, thetemperature is the same. However, the air inone side is at a higher pressure than the air inthe other side. The partition is moved causingthe higher pressure side to expand and thelower pressure side to contract. What is thesign, positive or negative, of the change inentropy for; the high pressure side, the lowpressure side, and the total of the two?

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A chamber is rigidly divided into two halves. Air in one side is at a higher temperature than air in the other side. Heat is made to flow from the higher temperature side to the lower temperature side. What is the sign, positive or negative, of the change in entropy for; the high temperature side, the low temperature side, and the total of the two? (symbol answer,

A chamber is rigidly divided into two halves. Air in one side is at a higher temperature than air in the other side. Heat is made to flow from the higher temperature side to the lower temperature side. What is the sign, positive or negative, of the change in entropy for; the high temperature side, the low temperature side, and the total of the two? (symbol answer,

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