Consider two systems A and B. System A is composed of fermions and system B iscomposed of bosons, which of the following statements is correct Athe pressure of A is bigger than the pressure of Bthe pressure of A is less than the pressure of BAll of the aboveNone of the above2.

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Consider two systems A and B. System A is comp composed of bosons, which of the following stater the pressure of A is bigger than the pressure of B the pressure of A is less than the pressure of B All of the above

Consider two systems A and B. System A is comp composed of bosons, which of the following stater the pressure of A is bigger than the pressure of B the pressure of A is less than the pressure of B All of the above

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Consider two systems A and B. System A is composed of fermions and system B is
composed of bosons, which of the following statements is correct A
the pressure of A is bigger than the pressure of B
the pressure of A is less than the pressure of B
All of the above
None of the above
2.

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