(a) Following the methods of Examples , show that the number of equally likely ways of putting N particles in n boxes,, isfor Maxwell Boltzmann particles, for Fermi-Dirac particles, andfor Bose-Einstein particles.
(b) Show that if n is much larger than N (think, for example, of), then both the Bose-Einstein and the Fermi-Dirac results in part (a) contain products of N numbers, each number approximately equal to n. Thus show that for n N, both the BE and the FD results are approximately equal towhich istimes the MB result.