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If the oxygen `(O_2)` has root mean square velocity of C `ms^(-1)` then root mean square velocity of the hydrogen `(H_2)` will be

A

C `ms^(-1)`

B

`1/Cms^(-1)`

C

`4Cms^(-1)`

D

`C/4ms^(-1)`

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The correct Answer is:
C

`v_(rms) prop (1)/(sqrtM) implies (v_(O_2))/(v_(H_2))=sqrt(((M_(H_2))/(M_(O_2)))`
`implies (C)/(v_(H_2))=sqrt((2)/(32))=1/4`
`implies `v_(H_2)=4 " cm"//s`.
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