Explain what is the high-t approximation for rotations

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1. For which energetic degrees of freedom are the energy-level spacings small relative to kT at room temperature?

2. What is the high-T approximation for rotations and vibrations? For which of these two degrees of freedom do you expect this approximation to be genrally valid at room temperature?

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