a) Starting with AS-dQr/T, clearly explain all steps - evaluating the integral and finding the numerical value - to find the total change in entropy for the original H2O to go from 20.0°C to become steam at 100.0°C. b) Starting with AS-dQr/T, clearly explain all steps- evaluating the integral and finding the numerid value to find the change in entropy for the oven interior for this entire process. c) Find the total change in entropy for the universe for this entire process. (Neglect the change due to the warming of the pan). Use this answer to explain whether this process is reversible or irreversible.

a) Starting with AS-dQr/T, clearly explain all steps - evaluating the integral and finding the numerical value - to find the total change in entropy for the original H2O to go from 20.0°C to become steam at 100.0°C. b) Starting with AS-dQr/T, clearly explain all steps- evaluating the integral and finding the numerid value to find the change in entropy for the oven interior for this entire process. c) Find the total change in entropy for the universe for this entire process. (Neglect the change due to the warming of the pan). Use this answer to explain whether this process is reversible or irreversible.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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