How much heat energy is needed to change the entropy of a macrostate from 10.00 J/K to 10.01 J/K in a quasi-static process at a temperature of 30 K? Express your answer with the appropriate units. Q30 = Submit Part B Q300 = Submit μÅ Part C Value Request Answer How much heat energy is needed to change the entropy of a macrostate from 10.00 J/K to 10.01 J/K in a quasi-static process at a temperature of 300 K? Express your answer with the appropriate units. μA Value Request Answer Units ■ |μA Q3000 = Value Units ? How much heat energy is needed to change the entropy of a macrostate from 10.00 J/K to 10.01 J/K in a quasi-static process at a temperature of 3000 K? Express your answer with the appropriate units. Units ? ?

How much heat energy is needed to change the entropy of a macrostate from 10.00 J/K to 10.01 J/K in a quasi-static process at a temperature of 30 K? Express your answer with the appropriate units. Q30 = Submit Part B Q300 = Submit μÅ Part C Value Request Answer How much heat energy is needed to change the entropy of a macrostate from 10.00 J/K to 10.01 J/K in a quasi-static process at a temperature of 300 K? Express your answer with the appropriate units. μA Value Request Answer Units ■ |μA Q3000 = Value Units ? How much heat energy is needed to change the entropy of a macrostate from 10.00 J/K to 10.01 J/K in a quasi-static process at a temperature of 3000 K? Express your answer with the appropriate units. Units ? ?

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