Two systems have thermodynamic probabilities of 3.0 1027 and 1.8
1028 respectively. Calculate the entropies of the individual systems and as well as their composite system and verify the Boltzmann relation.
Thermodynamic probability of first system, W1 = 3.0 1027
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