Q2/ A classic assembly, in thermal equilibrium at room temperature, consists of 4000 systems distributed over three energy bands with the same number of states and energies 0, 0.0125 ev, and 0.025 ev, respectively. Find the number of systems in each energy segment, and the total energy, when the assembly is in its most probable general position.

Q2/ A classic assembly, in thermal equilibrium at room temperature, consists of 4000 systems distributed over three energy bands with the same number of states and energies 0, 0.0125 ev, and 0.025 ev, respectively. Find the number of systems in each energy segment, and the total energy, when the assembly is in its most probable general position.

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