A batch of hot tea (2.00 kg at 95°C) is thrown into a large pond, which has a temperature of 15°C throughout. Everything comes to thermal equilibrium. Assume the tea has the same thermal characteristics as water and no heat is exchanged with the environment beyond the pond. What is the change in entropy (in J/K) of the tea? Your answer should include the sign.

A batch of hot tea (2.00 kg at 95°C) is thrown into a large pond, which has a temperature of 15°C throughout. Everything comes to thermal equilibrium. Assume the tea has the same thermal characteristics as water and no heat is exchanged with the environment beyond the pond. What is the change in entropy (in J/K) of the tea? Your answer should include the sign.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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