The two following 2 energy level systems (Ej = 0 & Ej = 1) are brought into thermal contact: System A: 8 distinguishable particles; UA = 4 System B: 4 distinguishable particles; UB = 1 If a single unit of energy transfers from System A to System B, what is the final Wtot for the combined system?

The two following 2 energy level systems (Ej = 0 & Ej = 1) are brought into thermal contact: System A: 8 distinguishable particles; UA = 4 System B: 4 distinguishable particles; UB = 1 If a single unit of energy transfers from System A to System B, what is the final Wtot for the combined system?

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The two following 2 energy level systems (E; = 0 & E; = 1) are brought
into thermal contact:
System A: 8 distinguishable particles; UA = 4
System B: 4 distinguishable particles; UB = 1
If a single unit of energy transfers from System A to System B, what
is the final Wtot for the combined system?

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