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Discuss the properties of three major statistics (Maxwell-Boltzmann, Fermi-Dirac,
Bose-Einstein).
Among other important characteristics, please write about systems that these statistics can describe,
and how the behavior of these systems is described by these statistics at very low and very high
temperatures. Draw the graphs explaining and confirming your view.

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