<prompt> Hlalosa mohlala oa Molao oa Bobeli oa Thermodynamics.Ha ho tlhahiso  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe an example of the Second Law of Thermodynamics. . Response in English: An example of the Second Law of Thermodynamics can be seen in the process of heat transfer. This law states that heat will always flow from hotter to colder objects. Imagine a cup of hot tea sitting on a kitchen counter. As time passes, the heat from the tea will transfer to the surrounding air, which is cooler. As the heat is transferred, the temperature of the tea decreases and eventually reaches equilibrium with the temperature of the room. This happens because the Second Law of Thermodynamics dictates that the total entropy or disorder of an isolated system must always increase over time. Since heat transfer increases the randomness of the particles in the air, the process continues until the system reaches maximum entropy. . Response in Sesotho: Mohlala oa Molao oa Bobeli oa Thermodynamics o ka bonoa tsebetsong ea ho fetisa mocheso. Molao ona o bolela hore mocheso o tla lula o phalla ho tloha ho feta ho ea ho lintho tse batang. Aku inahanele kopi ea tee e chesang e lutse holima khaontara ea kichineng. Ha nako e ntse e feta, mocheso o tsoang tee o tla fetisetsa moeeng o potolohileng, o pholileng. Ha mocheso o fetisoa, mocheso oa tee o fokotseha me qetellong o fihla ho lekana le mocheso oa kamore. Sena se etsahala hobane Molao oa Bobeli oa Thermodynamics o laela hore kakaretso ea entropy kapa bothata ba tsamaiso e ka thōko e tlameha ho eketseha ka linako tsohle. Kaha ho fetisoa ha mocheso ho eketsa ho sa tloaelehang ha likaroloana tsa moea, tsebetso e tsoela pele ho fihlela tsamaiso e fihla ho entropy e kholo. 