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The molecules in an ideal gas at a particular pressure and volume has a root-mean-square speed...

The molecules in an ideal gas at a particular pressure and volume has a root-mean-square speed of v0. If both the pressure is of the gas the volume are doubled constant (the number of molecules is kept constant), the root-mean-square speed of the molecules becomes

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  • The given gas is an ideal gas.
  • This means that,it follow the equation PV=nRT

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