90. A single gas molecule of inertia m is trapped in a box andtravels back and forth with constant speed v between oppositewalls A and B a distance € apart. At each collision with a wall,the molecule reverses direction without changing speed. Writealgebraic expressions for (a) the magnitude of the changein momentum of the molecule as it collides with wall B,(b) the amount of time that elapses between collisions withwall B; (c) the number of collisions per second the moleculemakes with wall B, and (d) the change in momentum under-gone by wall B, per second, as a result of these collisions. 00.

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