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Secure | https://session.mast 785967468offset next ch 19HWa2 Problem 19.37 Problem 19.37 Part A System 1 is in oqulbum, and a separate system 2 is also in equilibrium. The systems are independent of each other but have an equal probability of being in equilbrium. The number of baskc states possible in system 1 is 3422 tirnes geater than e number possible in System 2. In system 2, te equabrim state has 289 possible basic states How many possible basic states does the equilibrium state of system 1 have? states Submit My Answers Give Up MacBook Pro

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States of system 2 = 289

States of system 1 = 3422 times the no of states of system 2

= 3422*289

= 988958 ---> ANSWER

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