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Consider an ideal gas with following dis...

Consider an ideal gas with following distribution of spedds.

(a) Calculate `V_("rms")` and henceT. `(m=3.0xx 10^(-26) kg)`
(b) If all the molecules with speed `1000m//s` escape from the system, calculate new `V_("rms")` and hence T.

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