EXERSICE 7(A)Let A and B be two ideal gases at the same temperature. If mÃ>m³ (where mÃ, m³ are the massesof molecules of gases A and B, respectively) and EA, E, the average kinetic energies of the twogases, choose the correct phrase, giving a justification.(1) EA = EB(ii) EA > EB(iii) EA < EB(iv) Data are insufficient to compare EA, EB.

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Let A and B be two ideal gases at the same temperature. If mÃ>m³ (where mÃ, m³ are the masses of molecules of gases A and B, respectively) and EA, EB, the average kinetic energies of the two gases, choose the correct phrase, giving a justification. (1) EA = EB (ii) EA > EB (iii) EA

Let A and B be two ideal gases at the same temperature. If mÃ>m³ (where mÃ, m³ are the masses of molecules of gases A and B, respectively) and EA, EB, the average kinetic energies of the two gases, choose the correct phrase, giving a justification. (1) EA = EB (ii) EA > EB (iii) EA

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EXERSICE 7
(A)
Let A and B be two ideal gases at the same temperature. If mÃ>m³ (where mÃ, m³ are the masses
of molecules of gases A and B, respectively) and EA, E, the average kinetic energies of the two
gases, choose the correct phrase, giving a justification.
(1) EA = EB
(ii) EA > EB
(iii) EA < EB
(iv) Data are insufficient to compare EA, EB.

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