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Calculate the temperature at which the root mean square velocity, the average velocity, and the most proable velocity of oxygen gas are all equal to `1500 m s^(-1)`.

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`T_("RMS") = 2886K, T_(av) = 3399K, T_(mp) = 4330 K`
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