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A tiny drop of dye is put in a very still tub of water. The dye...

A tiny drop of dye is put in a very still tub of water. The dye molecules travel about 10-11 m between collisions and undergo about 4

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Total distance travelled by the die molecules in 41013 collision is = 10(41013)m   if s=10m

Total distanace covered by the die molecules in 41013 collision is = 11( 41013) m if s=11m

Average distance covered by the die molecule per second= (10+11)/2 ( 41013) m

                                                                                                          =10.5(41013)m

mean deviation of the distance covered by the die molecules= 0.5(41013)m

The average distance covered by the die molecules per hour= 60(10.5)(41013)

                                                                                                               =25201013 m

The mean deviation is = 600.541013m

Average distaance per year=   3.17107(10.5)(41013)= 133.141020 m

the mean deviation per year= 3.17107(0.5)(41013)=6.341020m

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