Physics, asked by kirannibrad, 6 months ago

13. A gas in a cylinder is at pressure P. If
the masses of all the molecules are made
one third of their original value and
their speeds are doubled, then find the
resultant pressure.
[Ans: 4/3 P]
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Answers

Answered by SBWakade
0

here's your answer

m

2

=m

1/3

,v

rms2

=2v

rms1

as the speeds of all molecules are doubled

PressureP=

3

1

.

V

mN

.v

2

RMS

∴P

1

=

3

1

.

V

mN

.v

2

RMS1

∴P

2

=

3

1

.

V

mN

.v

2

RMS2

P

1

P

2

=(

m

1

m

2

).

v

2

RMS1

v

2

RMS2

.

=(

m

1

m

1

/3

)(2)

2

=

3

4

∴P

2

=

3

4

P

1

=

3

4

P

This is the resultant pressure.

Answered by aurateacher774
0

Answer:

This your answer.

Explanation:

ANSWER

m2=m1/3,vrms2=2vrms1 as the speeds of all molecules are doubled

PressureP=31.VmN.v2RMS

∴P1=31.VmN.v2RMS1

∴P2=31.VmN.v2RMS2

∴P1P2=(m1m2).v2RMS1v2RMS2.

=(m

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