Problem 6 a. In a sample of Ar gas at 298.15K, what fraction of the Ar atoms have a speed between 600 and 1500 m/s? b. In a sample of Neon gas at the same temperature, what fraction of the Ne atoms have a speed in the same range? Give your answers to 2 significant figures. c. In the same graph plot the two Maxwell-Bolztmann distributions , shading the relevant area under each curve.

Problem 6 a. In a sample of Ar gas at 298.15K, what fraction of the Ar atoms have a speed between 600 and 1500 m/s? b. In a sample of Neon gas at the same temperature, what fraction of the Ne atoms have a speed in the same range? Give your answers to 2 significant figures. c. In the same graph plot the two Maxwell-Bolztmann distributions , shading the relevant area under each curve.

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