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In a reversible process the rate of heat transfer to the system by increase unit temperature...

In a reversible process the rate of heat transfer to the system by increase unit temperature is given by dQ / dT = 0.5kJ / ° C. Find the change in entropy of the system if its temperature increases from 500 to 800 K.

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