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Compare the volumes of two gases containing same no. Of molecules filled in 5 litre and 10 litre cylinder respectively.

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Volume of gases having same no. of molecules are always same as the volume of cylinder the gas filled.
. Therefore volume of 1st gas is volume of 1st cylinder, that is 5 litre. And volume of 2nd gas is volume of 2nd cylinder, that is 10 litre.

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