The volume, number of molecules and average kinetic energies of two ideal gases A and B are the same. What is the relationship between the pressures of these two gases?

Explanation

The average kinetic energy of gas molecules is dependent only on the temperature of the gas. As the molecules of A and B gases have the same values of average kinetic energy, both the gases have the same absolute temperature. Since the volume, number of molecules and temperature of both the gases are identical, so the pressure will be the same for both the gases.