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The velocity of a gas molecule present in a cubic vessel in a particular direction is 100 cm/sec. The side of that cubic vessel is 10 cm. The time taken for one collision in a given particular direction on one face is 

A

0.2 sec

B

5 sec

C

0.5 sec

D

50 sec

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