please help with part 3 If the pressure is initially 0.700 atm before the addition of the gas and the position of the piston does not change, what is the newpressure inside of the cylinder?14atmPart 2FeedbackSee HintWhat happens to the frequency of collisions within the inner walls of the cylinder with the addition of the gas molecules?Part 3FeedbackO See HintIf the most probable speed of the gas molecules is initially 445 m/s, what is the new most probable speed following the addition of thegas molecules?m/s

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please help with part 3

If the pressure is initially 0.700 atm before the addition of the gas and the position of the piston does not change, what is the new
pressure inside of the cylinder?
14
atm
Part 2
Feedback
See Hint
What happens to the frequency of collisions within the inner walls of the cylinder with the addition of the gas molecules?
Part 3
Feedback
O See Hint
If the most probable speed of the gas molecules is initially 445 m/s, what is the new most probable speed following the addition of the
gas molecules?
m/s

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