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In any natural process...

In any natural process

A

the entropy of universe remain constant

B

the entropy of universe tends towards maximum

C

the entropy of universe tends towards minimum

D

any of the above can happen

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In any natural process, value of disorder increases, hence entropy of universe tends towards maximum.
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