If Maxwell distribution is valid and VP denotes the most probable speed, V the average…
Physics · JEE Advanced · NTA Exams — Kinetic Theory of Gases
If Maxwell distribution is valid and VP denotes the most probable speed, V the average speed and Vrms the root–mean–square speed, then:
- V < VP < Vrms
- V < Vrms < VP
- VP < V < Vrms
- VP < Vrms < V
Answer
(C) VP < V < Vrms
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