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Prove that the difference in population numbers (N₁, N₂) between two energy levels E, and E₁
is given by:
Nr-N=N*(1-exp (-hv/kT).
v=V₂ -v₁₁ is the frequency which corresponds to the energy difference between the two
levels E₂ and E₁.

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