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A thermally insulated vessel containing a gas, whose molar mas is equal to `M` and specific heat capacity ratio `gamma`, moves with a velocity `V`. Find the temperature rise when the vessel is stopped suddenly.

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`1//2Mv^(2)(gamma-1)//R`
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