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The mass of a molecule of gas is `4 xx 10^(-30) kg. If 10^(23)` molecules strike the area of 4 square meter with the velocity `10^(7)` m/sec, then what is the pressure exerted on the surface ?
(Assuming perfectly elastic collision and they are hitting perpendicularly)

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