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Suppose a container is evacuated to leave just one molecule of a gas in it. Let v_(a) and v_(rms) represents the average speedand the rms speed of the gas.

A

(a)`v_(a)gtv_(rms)`

B

(b)`v_(a)ltv_(rms)`

C

(c)`v_(a)=v_(rms)`

D

(d)`v_(rms)` is underfined.

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