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A thermal reservoir at 900K loses 200kj of heat energy to a thermal sink at 200K....

A thermal reservoir at 900K loses 200kj of heat energy to a thermal sink at 200K. Calculate the entropy change of each reservoir. Is the increase of entropy principle satisfied?
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