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Consider Einstein's model for a two-atom
system whose energy is U=3ħwo.
Question 1 - What is the number of
compatible microstates?
(a) W=10, (b) W=42 (c) W=56 (d) W=100
Question 2 - What is approximately the
probability of finding all the energy of the
system in one of the atoms ( atom 1 or atom
2)?
(a) 2%, (b) 18% , (c) 36% (d) 84%

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