CAT (VARC) PYQs

If you go faster in a car, you will tend to consume more fuel, but the converse is not necessarily true. In the same way, increased entropy does not necessarily mean greater accuracy of a clock.

The further you go in a car, the more fuel you use. In the same way, the faster you go in a car, the less time you use.

If you measure the speed of a car with a grandfather clock, the result will be different than if you measured it with an atomic clock.

The further and faster you go in a car, the greater the amount of fuel you will use, the greater the amount of heat produced and, hence, the greater the entropy.