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Express average K.E. per molecule of two gaseous mixtures?

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The average K.E. per molecule of any gas whether monoatomic or diatomic or polyatomic gas is the same which is equal to `(3)/(2)K_(B)T`. The K.E. / molecule depednds only on the temperature but not on the nature of gas
Hence `KE_(1) : KE_(2) : : 1 : 1`.
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