In gases the particles are free to move about randomly moving in straight line between any two successive collisions. The velocity of particles in a gas is stated under different names and different conditions in column I and its values are given in column II. Match the correct values.
Column-I | Column-I |
(i) Mean velocity | [A] |
(ii) Mean speed | [B] |
(iii) Most probable speed | [C] |
(iv) Root mean square velocity | [D] 0 |
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Ans.[A]
(i) [D]
(ii) [C]
(iii) [A]
(iv) [B]
Sol.
(i) 0(ii) 
(iii) 
(iv) 
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