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Chapter 20, Problem 10PQ

(a)

To determine

The average speed of the 12 atoms in the cylinder.

(a)

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Answer to Problem 10PQ

The average speed of the 12 atoms in the cylinder is 4.30km/s_.

Explanation of Solution

Write the expression for average speed.

vavg=iNviN

Here, vi is the velocity and N is the number of observations.

Conclusion:

Substitute 1.50km/s for v1, 5.00km/s for v2, 8.00km/s for v3, 1.25km/s for v4, 2.95km/s for v5, 4.40km/s for v6, 5.60km/s for v7, 3.50km/s for v8, 7.80km/s for v9, 2.70km/s for v10, 2.90km/s for v11, 6.00km/s for v12 and 12 for N in the above equation.

    vavg=112(1.50km/s+5.00km/s+8.00km/s+1.25km/s+2.95km/s+4.40km/s+5.60km/s+3.50km/s+7.80km/s+2.70km/s+2.90km/s+6.00km/s)=4.30km/s

Therefore, the average speed of the 12 atoms in the cylinder is 4.30km/s_.

(b)

To determine

The rms speed of the 12 atoms in the cylinder.

(b)

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 10PQ

The rms speed of the 12 atoms in the cylinder is 4.80km/s_.

Explanation of Solution

Write the expression for rms speed.

vrms=iNvi2N

Here, vi is the velocity and N is the number of observations.

Conclusion:

Substitute 1.50km/s for v1, 5.00km/s for v2, 8.00km/s for v3, 1.25km/s for v4, 2.95km/s for v5, 4.40km/s for v6, 5.60km/s for v7, 3.50km/s for v8, 7.80km/s for v9, 2.70km/s for v10, 2.90km/s for v11, 6.00km/s for v12 and 12 for N in the above equation.

    vrms=112((1.50km/s)2+(5.00km/s)2+(8.00km/s)2+(1.25km/s)2+(2.95km/s)2+(4.40km/s)2+(5.60km/s)2+(3.50km/s)2+(7.80km/s)2+(2.70km/s)2+(2.90km/s)2+(6.00km/s)2)=4.80km/s

Therefore, the rms speed of the 12 atoms in the cylinder is 4.80km/s_.

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