Suppose that you use a super-fast computer to measure a system’s macropartition a billion times a second. What is the approximate probability of the least-probable macropartition that you might plausibly see in your lifetime? Select the closest response
A. 1 chance in a million (106)
B. 1 chance in a billion (109)
C. 1 chance in a trillion (1012)
D. 1 chance in 1015
E. 1 chance in 1018
F. 1 chance in 1021
E. 1 chance in 1018
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