Imagine the Carnot heat engine represented by the p vs.V diagram given in (Figure 1).Part AWhat is the sign of the change in entropy AS of the gas after one complete cycle?• View Available Hint(s)O positivezeronegativeFigure1 of 1SubmitPart B Complete previous part(s)Part C Complete previous part(s)IsothermalAdiabaticPart D Complete previous part(s)AdiabaticPart E Complete previous part(s)IsothermalPart F Complete previous part(s)

We need to find out the entropy change sign for the given thermodynamic process.

Imagine the Carnot heat engine represented by the p vs. V diagram given in (Figure 1). Part A What is the sign of the change in entropy AS of the gas after one complete cycle? • View Available Hint(s) O positive zero O negative Figure (< 1 of 1 Submit Part B Complete previous part(s) Part C Complete previous part(s) Isothermal Adiabatic Part D Complete previous part(s) Adiabatic Part E Complete previous part(s) Isothermal Part F Complete previous part(s) O O O

Imagine the Carnot heat engine represented by the p vs. V diagram given in (Figure 1). Part A What is the sign of the change in entropy AS of the gas after one complete cycle? • View Available Hint(s) O positive zero O negative Figure (< 1 of 1 Submit Part B Complete previous part(s) Part C Complete previous part(s) Isothermal Adiabatic Part D Complete previous part(s) Adiabatic Part E Complete previous part(s) Isothermal Part F Complete previous part(s) O O O

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