Physics, asked by drashtivadhvania15, 2 months ago

If Co and C represent the rms speed of monoatomic gas molecules and the speed of sound in that gas, then

co > C
Co= C
Co < C
None of these​

Answers

Answered by jhasaket2009
3

Answer:

co>c

Explanation:

Answered by ribhur2102
0

Given:

Co and C are rms speed of Monoatomic gas and speed of the sound in that gas

To Find:

Relation between root mean square speed and speed of the sound

Explanation:

The root mean square speed of the monoatomic gas is expressed in this equation first-

rms = Co = \sqrt[]{ \dfrac{3RT}{M} }

And Speed of the sound in monoatomic gas is expressed in this second equation-

C = \sqrt[]{\dfrac{5RT}{3M} }

For monoatomic gas = Υ = \dfrac{5}{3}

By solving both equation

We get Co &gt; C

First option is the answer of this question

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