If a temperature of the gas molecules is increased thenO a.temperature will not affect the collisions of gas molecules.Ob.Collision in gas molecules will increaseO c.Collision will not changed.Collision on walls will be less

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If a temperature of the gas molecules is increased then
O a.
temperature will not affect the collisions of gas molecules.
Ob.
Collision in gas molecules will increase
O c.
Collision will not change
d.
Collision on walls will be less

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