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`6xx10^(22)` gas molecules each of mass `10^(-24)kg` are taken in a vessel of 10 litre. What is the pressure exerted by gas molecules ? The root mean square speed of gas molecules is `100 m//s`.

A

298 K

B

25 K

C

250 K

D

2500 K

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c

(c) `1000=sqrt((3RT)/(M)),10^(3)=[(3xx8.314xxT)/(10^(-26)xx6xx10^(23))]^(1//2)`
` T=(10^(6)xx10^(-26)xx6xx10^(23))/(3xx8)=250K`
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