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Take 10-6 J of heat from a system at temperature 300K and add it to a...

Take 10-6 J of heat from a system at temperature 300K and add it to a system of 299K. What is the total entropy change of the two systems, and by what factor does the number of accessible states increase?

I'm pretty sure you want to use Boltzmann's law S=kBln(W), or something relating to that.

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