Which of the following is the correct Gibbs equation?

\(\Delta G \text{ = } \Delta H \text{ + }T\Delta S \) \(\Delta G \text{ = } \Delta H \text{ – }T\Delta S \) \(\Delta G \text{ = } \Delta H \text{ – }2T\Delta S \) \(\Delta G \text{ = } \Delta H \text{ – }3T\Delta S \)

\(\Delta G \text{ = } \Delta H \text{ – }T\Delta S \)

or any process, the change in Gibbs free energy (\(\Delta  G\)) is given by the equation, \(\Delta G \text{ = } \Delta H \text{ – }T\Delta S \) Where (\(\Delta H\)) is the enthalpy change, (\(\Delta S\)) is the entropy change and T is the absolute temperature.