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Question

What can be the possible reason for thermal equilibrium in stochastic networks?

a.

probability distribution of states changes and compensates

b.

probability distribution change with only update

c.

probability distribution does not change with time

d.

none of the mentioned

Answer: (c).probability distribution does not change with time

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