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A vessel contains `6xx 10^(26)` molecules `m ^(-3).` Mass of each molecule is `6xx10^(-27) kg.` Assume that, on an average, one-sixth of the molecules move with a velocity`10^(3)` m/s perpendicularly towards each wall. If the collisions with the walls are perfectly elastic, then which of the following is correct?

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