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Physics, 16.10.2019 20:10 TerronRice

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which option below best explains why the second law of thermodynamics is
not violated when heat flows from a cold freezer and into the much warmer
room?
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a. the spontaneous flow of heat from a cool area and into a warmer
area is allowed.
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b. the flow of internal energy out of the freezer is balanced by the
flow of energy into the room.
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c. the electric motor on the freezer does work to remove the heat
from inside the freezer.
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d. the freezer and room are not an isolated system, since electrical
energy flows in.


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