User talk:24.3.168.99

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My mistake on that one, haha. I'm a college student and every class I've ever taken denotes heat transfer to a body as positive, and heat from the body as negative, so that's why I'm used to seeing the Clausius Inequality written with a less than sign. I simply overlooked that part. Thanks again!