3. We know that temp is related to average KE and KE depends on speed. Do all the atoms in a gas move at the same speed at a given temperature? * O Yes O No 4. Explain your reasoning to the question above. Your answer

3. We know that temp is related to average KE and KE depends on speed. Do all the atoms in a gas move at the same speed at a given temperature? * O Yes O No 4. Explain your reasoning to the question above. Your answer

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