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Two vessels A and B contain ideal gases with the temperature of B double that of A Both gases are heated, so that they attain the same temperature. It is found that the fractional increase in the most probable speed of gas in vessel A is double that of the mean speed of gas in B. The ration of the final to the initial temperatures of gas in vessel A is:

A

`3- 2 sqrt2`

B

`2- 3 sqrt2`

C

`3 + 2 sqrt2`

D

`2 +3 sqrt2`

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