Metal block 1 and block 2 at temperatures TK and 27K, respectively, were allowed to equilibrate to the same temperature. What is the change in entropy associated with the process given that block 1 and block 2 are of the same sizes and are made from the same material? a. Cp In (1/2) b. Cp In (3/8) c. Cp In (9/4) d. Cp In (9/8)

Metal block 1 and block 2 at temperatures TK and 27K, respectively, were allowed to equilibrate to the same temperature. What is the change in entropy associated with the process given that block 1 and block 2 are of the same sizes and are made from the same material? a. Cp In (1/2) b. Cp In (3/8) c. Cp In (9/4) d. Cp In (9/8)

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