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Find the pressure exerted by `6xx10^(23)` hydrogen molecules which will strike per second a wall of area `10^(-4) km^(2)` at `60^(@)` with normal.The mass ofhydrogen molecules and speed are `3.32xx10^(-27)` kg and `10^(-27)` kg and `10^(3) m//s` respectively.

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