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Consider a gas of "classical" maxwell-boltzmann atoms whose energies are distributed in accordance with equation ( 1.2.5). in an environment of t = 6000 k (the approximate temperature of the surface of the sun), what is the ratio of the number of atoms with energies between e + de to those with energies between 2e and 2e+ de, where e 5 ev?

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