During a thermodynamic process, the entropy of a certain system decreases by 1.0 J/K. What are some possible entropy changes that could have occurred within the system's surrounding environment?

1.Its entropy could have also decreased by 1.0 J/K.
2.Its entropy could have remained constant.
3.Its entropy could have increased by 2.5 J/K.
4.All of these could have occurred.


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