Physics

Maxwell Boltzmann, why are the curves different, using a minimised Gibbs free energy to explain, help?

The first part of the question asks for 2 Maxwell Boltzmann distribution curves to be drawn (at different temperatures), which I have done. The question then says:

Explain why the two curves are qualitatively di fferent. Use the fact that in the canonical ensemble it is the free energy F = U-TS = E-TS that is minimized.

Any help appreciated, thanks!

ummm... seems like an obvious question. the energies are different at different temperatures so obviously the curves are different.

Because free energy is dependent on temperature?

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