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If `P` is doubled and `T` is reduced to half at constant volume, what will be its effect on the mean free path (`lambda`) of a gas molecule?

A

`lambda` will decrease

B

`lambda` will increase

C

no effect on `lambda`

D

Cannot predict

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At constant `V`, `lambda` does not change if `T` or `P` changes.
`lambda prop (T)/(P)` and `P prop T` (at constant `V`)(Charles's law)
`:. Lambda prop` constant
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