2- There is a system consisting of N independent particles. Each particle can have only one of thetwo energy levels, -€g and +eo. Find the thermodynamic weight of a state with the total energyE = Meo (M = -N..+N), and discuss the statistical-thermodynamic properties of the systemfor the range E < 0, deriving specially the relation between temperature and the energy as well asthe specific heat.

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2- There is a system consisting of N independent particles. Each particle can have only one of the
two energy levels, -€g and +eo. Find the thermodynamic weight of a state with the total energy
E = Meo (M = -N..+N), and discuss the statistical-thermodynamic properties of the system
for the range E < 0, deriving specially the relation between temperature and the energy as well as
the specific heat.

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