F(V)dV=DN/N = 4 π( M/ 2πRT)3/2 V 2 exp(MV 2/ 2RT)dV where dN, the number of particles having a velocity between v and v+dV, V velocity of molecules, M moleculer mass of gase, T temperature ∞ = ʃ V2 f (V) dV = ? 0

F(V)dV=DN/N = 4 π( M/ 2πRT)3/2 V 2 exp(MV 2/ 2RT)dV where dN, the number of particles having a velocity between v and v+dV, V velocity of molecules, M moleculer mass of gase, T temperature ∞ = ʃ V2 f (V) dV = ? 0

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