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Question 25 of 35 Sub The second law of thermodynamics states that A) no engine can be 100% efficient. B) transferring energy from a cold to a hot bath requires work. C) the entropy of the universe increases with a spontaneous process. D) all of these are true.

Question 25 of 35 Sub The second law of thermodynamics states that A) no engine can be 100% efficient. B) transferring energy from a cold to a hot bath requires work. C) the entropy of the universe increases with a spontaneous process. D) all of these are true.

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