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Starting from the Maxwell distribution of speeds, 3/2 v² cxp m mv² f (v) = 47N 2nkgT 2kBT find (a) I s(v) dv, (b) vf (v) dv, and (c) | Ef (v) dv, 0. where E is the kinetic energy of the gas.

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Starting from the Maxwell distribution of speeds,
3/2
v² cxp
m
mv²
f (v) = 47N
2nkgT
2kBT
find
(a)
I s(v) dv,
(b)
vf (v) dv,
and
(c)
| Ef (v) dv,
0.
where E is the kinetic energy of the gas.

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