The rms speed of hydrogen is times the rms speed of nitrogen

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Problem

The rms speed of hydrogen is

\sqrt{7}

times the rms speed of nitrogen. If

T

is the temperature of the gas, then: (1)

T(\text{H}_2) = T(\text{N}_2)

(2)

T(\text{H}_2) > T(\text{N}_2)

(3)

T(\text{H}_2) < T(\text{N}_2)

(4)

T(\text{H}_2) = \sqrt{7} T(\text{N}_2)