Q2. Using the (P) = kÂT (32) equation, determine the observed pressure for a monoatomic ideal gas. For a3/2monoatomic ideal gas, Q(N, V, B) ==[q(V,B)] NN!and q(V,B) =(2mmh²ßV.

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Q 2. Using the (P) = KÁT (³m²) N.B monoatomic ideal gas, Q(N,V, B) = equation, determine the observed pressure for a monoatomic ideal gas. For a [q(V.B)] N 3/2 N! and q(V,B) = 2πm h²ß. V.

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2. Using the (P) = kÂT (32) equation, determine the observed pressure for a monoatomic ideal gas. For a
3/2
monoatomic ideal gas, Q(N, V, B) =
=
[q(V,B)] N
N!
and q(V,B) =
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h²ß
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