Can the total change in entropy be negative value?

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The discussion centers on the query regarding whether the total change in entropy can be a negative value. The user has calculated a change in entropy of -6.70 J/K and seeks verification of this result. They have attached files containing their calculations but are limited in the number of attachments. The user expresses a need for additional answers and assistance in confirming their findings. The conversation highlights the complexities involved in understanding entropy changes in thermodynamic processes.
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actually i have worked out the question..but i doubt about my answer..can anyone help me to verify this question please..kindly please refer to the attached files whereby i attached questions as well as my workings also...i really need help please..thanks in advance ..if possible may i have the other answers also please...

well as final answer for the change in entropy i got it to be -6.70 J/K..(i could not attach more files because the max possible file to be attached is 3.)
 

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oki i manage to attach the alst one here...
 

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