The inevitable process causing increase in BLANK in the universe and loss in useful energy is called entropy.

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The term that completes the sentence or statement above is disorder. The answer is letter B. In shorter term, entropy is described as the rate of disorderliness of the environment. It is a measure of how disorder objects are. Each of the system in the universe has a measure or solvable amount of entropy.

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