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Consider N free particles wi which the energy of each particle can assume two and only two distinct values , O and E (E> o ) . Denote by no and me the number of particles with energy 0 and energy E (a) find the entropy of the system (b) find the most probable values of Mo and n, and their mean square fluctuation (c) find the temperature as a function of the total energy U and show that - it can be negative

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