In the kinetic molecular modelof an ideal gas, which of thefollowing statements is TRUEwhen a gas molecule collideswith the container wall?The speed of the molecule becomeszero.The speed of the molecule does notchange.The speed of the moleculeincreases after the collision.The speed of the moleculedecreases after the collision.All of the above statements areTRUE.All of the above statements are NOTtrue.

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