3Pot Process 2 2Po- Pot Process 1 Vo 2Vo 3Vo A sealed cylinder with a movable piston contains N molecules of an ideal gas. The gas is initially in the state with pressure Po and volume 3Vo shown on the graph of pressure P as a function of volume V. The gas is then taken through the two processes shown. Which of the following correctly describes the change in average speed of the molecules, if any, as the gas is taken through each process?

3Pot Process 2 2Po- Pot Process 1 Vo 2Vo 3Vo A sealed cylinder with a movable piston contains N molecules of an ideal gas. The gas is initially in the state with pressure Po and volume 3Vo shown on the graph of pressure P as a function of volume V. The gas is then taken through the two processes shown. Which of the following correctly describes the change in average speed of the molecules, if any, as the gas is taken through each process?

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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