In fact, a protein has very many unfolded states corresponding to all possible conformations of a flexible polypeptide chain. Pretend that all unfolded states have the same energy and assume the native state is lower than the unfolded state, energy-wise, by 100 kBT. If the number of unfolded states is 1050, what is the probability for the protein to be in any of those unfolded states, relative to the native state