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Root mean square velocity of a gas molecule is proprotional to

A

`m^(1//2)`

B

`m^(0)`

C

`m^(-1//2)`

D

`m`

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The correct Answer is:
C

`u_(rms)=sqrt((3KT)/("Molecular weight"))i.e., u_(rms)prop (1)/(sqrt(m))prop (m) ^((1)/(2))`
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    `m^(1//2)`
    B
    `m^(0)`
    C
    `m^(-1//2)`
    D
    m
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    4v
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    `sqrt(8RT//M)`
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    `sqrt(2RT//M)`
    C
    `sqrt(3RT//M)`
    D
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