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The most probable macrostate of a system with a large number of constituents is the one with the largest number of microstates which give the same macrostate the smallest entropy the least chaotic structure the least disorder the smallest number of microstates which give the same macrostate

          The most probable macrostate of a system with a large number of constituents is the one with

the largest number of microstates which give the same macrostate
the smallest entropy
the least chaotic structure
the least disorder
the smallest number of microstates which give the same macrostate

The most probable macrostate of a system with a large number of constituents is the one with

the largest number of microstates which give the same macrostate
the smallest entropy
the least chaotic structure
the least disorder
the smallest number of microstates which give the same macrostate

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University Physics with Modern Physics

Hugh D. Young 14th Edition

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The most probable macrostate of a system with a large number of constituents is the one with the largest number of microstates which give the same macrostate, the smallest entropy, the least chaotic structure, the least disorder, and the smallest number of microstates which give the same macrostate.