2. A cylinder contains 3.0 mole of an ideal monatomic gas at 50°C. Calculate (i) The total internal energy of the gas (ii) The average and total kinetic energy per gas molecule Total kinetic energy (iii) if diatomic gas is used in the cylinder?

2. A cylinder contains 3.0 mole of an ideal monatomic gas at 50°C. Calculate (i) The total internal energy of the gas (ii) The average and total kinetic energy per gas molecule Total kinetic energy (iii) if diatomic gas is used in the cylinder?

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(ii)
The average and total kinetic energy per gas molecule
Total kinetic energy if diatomic gas is used in the cylinder?
(iii)

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