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Which equation would you use to find the statistical definition of entropy?
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As far as I know, entropy is defined as \[\Delta S = \int\limits_{}^{} dQ/T\]
\( \Large S=k_B\cdot\ln(\Omega )\)
|dw:1373053237071:dw|\[\Delta DeltaS=\]
you dont know how hard it was for me to draw this :)
@vincent-lyon.Fr , can you explain me your equation
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It is B, just now read the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Entropy#Statistical_mechanics. See the first definition and then the statistical mechanics link in the page.
o0www yahhh thank you so much :) ill tell you later what i got on my test
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