For an ideal monatomic gas, the total energy all comes from potential energy kin

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For an ideal monatomic gas, the total energy all comes from

potential energy

kinetic energy

rotational energy

none of these

One of the major assumptions for the kinetic theory of gasses is that

pressure is high

all molecules move at the same speed

all molecular collisions are elastic

none of these

For an ideal monatomic gas, the total energy all comes from

potential energy

kinetic energy

rotational energy

none of these

potential energy

kinetic energy

rotational energy

none of these

One of the major assumptions for the kinetic theory of gasses is that

pressure is high

all molecules move at the same speed

all molecular collisions are elastic

none of these

For an ideal monatomic gas, the total energy all comes from

potential energy

kinetic energy

rotational energy

none of these

for an ideal monoatomic gas the all total energy comes from kinetic energy.

b.Kinetic energy.(as we take all interaction=0).

2.one of major assumption is

all molecular collision s are elastic

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