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Each allowed energy level of a system of non-interacting fermions has a degeneracy \( M \). If there are \( N \) fermions and \( R \) is the remainder upon dividing \( N \) by \( M \), then the degeneracy of the ground state is 1. \( R^{M} \) 2. 1 3. \( M \) 4. \( { }^{M} C_{R} \)