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Suppose that an object's entropy increases from zero when its thermal energy is U=0U=0 to some maximum value when U=12Umax U=\frac{1}{2} U_{\text {max }} , and then goes back to zero when U=UmaxU=U_{\max } (as shown in the drawing below) . The greatest thermal energy UU that such an object could have when in thermal equilibrium with a normal object is closest to which of the following?
 Suppose that an object's entropy increases from zero when its thermal energy is  U=0  to some maximum value when  U=\frac{1}{2} U_{\text {max }} , and then goes back to zero when  U=U_{\max }  (as shown in the drawing below) . The greatest thermal energy  U  that such an object could have when in thermal equilibrium with a normal object is closest to which of the following?   A)  0 B)   \frac{1}{4} U_{\max }  C)   \frac{1}{2} U_{\max }  D)   \frac{3}{4} U_{\max }  E)   U_{\max }  F)  Other (specify)


A) 0
B) 14Umax\frac{1}{4} U_{\max }
C) 12Umax\frac{1}{2} U_{\max }
D) 34Umax\frac{3}{4} U_{\max }
E) UmaxU_{\max }
F) Other (specify)

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