Which equation correctly represents the total internal (thermal) energy of a monatomic gas with N particles? Hint: Watch the PCQ video on kinetic theory of gases. A. U = RT В. U %3 kgT C. U = NkgT ЗР D. U = 2V MINMINMIN

Which equation correctly represents the total internal (thermal) energy of a monatomic gas with N particles? Hint: Watch the PCQ video on kinetic theory of gases. A. U = RT В. U %3 kgT C. U = NkgT ЗР D. U = 2V MINMINMIN

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Which equation correctly represents the total internal (thermal)
energy of a monatomic gas with N particles? Hint: Watch the PCQ
video on kinetic theory of gases.
A. U =
RT
B. U = 2KRT
kgT
C. U = 2NKRT
ЗР
D. U =
2V
MINMIN3

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