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1.	Two gases A and B each at temperature T, pressure P and volume V are mixed. If the mixture be at the same temperature T and its volume also be V, then what should be its pressure? Explain.
Answer» As, P = \(\frac{1}{3}\frac{M}{V}\)c² but c² ∝ T; therefore, if V and T are constant, the P ∝ M. as M becomes 2M, P becomes 2P.

Two gases A and B each at temperature T, pressure P and volume V are mixed. If the mixture be at the same temperature T and its volume also be V, then what should be its pressure? Explain.

Answer»

As,

P = \(\frac{1}{3}\frac{M}{V}\)c²

but c² ∝ T;

therefore, if V and T are constant,

the P ∝ M. as M becomes 2M,

P becomes 2P.

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Two gases A and B each at temperature T, pressure P and volume V are mixed. If the mixture be at the same temperature T and its volume also be V, then what should be its pressure? Explain.

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