Physics · Statistical Mechanics
The entropy of a system is given by S(E) = aE(E0 - E), where 'a' and 'E0' are positive constants and E is the internal energy. The absolute temperature of the system is:
- 1Constantly zero at all energy levels
- 2Decreasing monotonically with energy everywhere
- 3Negative at energies greater than E0/2✓
- 4Increasing monotonically with energy everywhere
Correct answer
Negative at energies greater than E0/2
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