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    1) Consider an ideal gas enclosed in a cubic container of side 'a'. The gas contains one mole of molecules, with each molecule having a mass 'm'. 2) The average pressure of the gas can be calculated from the total force exerted by the gas molecules on the walls of the container divided by the area. 3) This gives the average pressure of the ideal gas as P = Nm<v^2>/3V, where N is the number of molecules, m is the mass of each molecule, <v^2> is the average molecular speed, and V is the volume of the container.

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    1) Consider an ideal gas enclosed in a cubic container of side 'a'. The gas contains one mole of molecules, with each molecule having a mass 'm'. 2) The average pressure of the gas can be calculated from the total force exerted by the gas molecules on the walls of the container divided by the area. 3) This gives the average pressure of the ideal gas as P = Nm<v^2>/3V, where N is the number of molecules, m is the mass of each molecule, <v^2> is the average molecular speed, and V is the volume of the container.

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    1) Consider an ideal gas enclosed in a cubic container of side 'a'. The gas contains one mole of molecules, with each molecule having a mass 'm'. 2) The average pressure of the gas can be calculated from the total force exerted by the gas molecules on the walls of the container divided by the area. 3) This gives the average pressure of the ideal gas as P = Nm<v^2>/3V, where N is the number of molecules, m is the mass of each molecule, <v^2> is the average molecular speed, and V is the volume of the container.

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