Consider an idel monatomic gas that lives in a two-dimensional universe (flatland), occupying an area A instead of a volume V. By following the same logic I used to derive the multiplicity of monatomic gas in three-dimension, find a formula for the multiplicity of this gas.

Consider an idel monatomic gas that lives in a two-dimensional universe (flatland), occupying an area A instead of a volume V. By following the same logic I used to derive the multiplicity of monatomic gas in three-dimension, find a formula for the multiplicity of this gas.

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