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1. The following diagram represents a kinetic energy distribution at two temperatures. a In comparing the two temperatures, it is obvious that a. T₁ x T2 b C d O e C. e. Number of Molecules with a Particular Kinetic Energy T₁>T2 T₂ > T1 Kinetic Energy b. d. T₁ = T2 it cannot be determined

1. The following diagram represents a kinetic energy distribution at two temperatures. a In comparing the two temperatures, it is obvious that a. T₁ x T2 b C d O e C. e. Number of Molecules with a Particular Kinetic Energy T₁>T2 T₂ > T1 Kinetic Energy b. d. T₁ = T2 it cannot be determined

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1. The following diagram represents a kinetic energy distribution at two temperatures. a In comparing the two temperatures, it is obvious that a. T₁ x T2 b C. e. Number of Molecules with a Particular Kinetic Energy T₁>T2 T2 > T1 Kinetic Energy b. d. I ₂ T₁ = T₂ it cannot be determined
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