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RMS velocity of a gas at a given tempera...

RMS velocity of a gas at a given temperature is how much factor higher than its most probable velocity

A

`3/2`

B

`(sqrt3)/(2)`

C

`sqrt(3/2)`

D

`2//3`

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`(U_("rms"))/(U_("mp")) = sqrt(3/2)`.
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