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For a monotomic gas at temperature T, match the following columns.
`{:(,"ColumnI",, "ColumnII"),((A),"Speed of sound", (p),sqrt(2RT//M)),((B),"RMS speed of gas molecules",(q),sqrt(8RT//piM)),((C),"Average speed of gas molecules",(r),sqrt(3RT//M)),((D),"Most probable speed of gas molecules",(s),sqrt(5RT//3M)):}`

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The correct Answer is:
`(Ator,BtoT,Ctoq,Dtos)`
For monoatomic gas `gamma=5/3`
Speed of sound in a gas
`v_(sound)=sqrt((gammaRT)/M)`
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