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Consider a one-dimensional ideal gas consisting of N = 5 particles each of which has the...

Consider a one-dimensional ideal gas consisting of N = 5 particles each of which has the same speed v, but velocity +/-v. The velocity of each particle is independent. If the net velocity of the system is -7v, what is the probability of the system?

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