Which of the followingstatements is TRUE regardingthe Kinetic-Molecular Model ofan ideal gas? *The molecules in the gas cannot bedistinguished from each other.The molecules move randomly anddo not obey Newton's laws ofmotion.The molecules interact only throughO short-range forces during inelasticcollisions.The dimensions of the moleculesare larger than their averageseparation between the molecules.All of the above statements areTRUE.All of the above statements are NOTtrue.

Postulate of the kinetic theory of the gases:1. The number of particles in the gas is very large.2.…

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