راهنما پاک کردراهنما پاک کافایرفاکسراهنما پاک کرفایرفاکس3consider two physical systems, Al and A2,the two systems into thermal contact with eachother, thus allowing the possibility of exchange of energy between the two; this can be doneby sliding in a conducting wall and removing the impervious one. The two systems are stillseparated by a rigid, impenetrable wall; show that the absolute value of the entropy of agiven physical system in tems of the total number of microstates is S = k Lnnهنوز پاسخ داده3.00مرکز دانلودO clleActivate WindowsInto activate Windowsonnect WindowsE E E EIB432 AM70°F Haze A O E A 40 ENG 4o0searchT520novoDeleteHomePoUpInsert

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