The mean free path of an ideal gas is constant if?
a) temp increases
b) temp decreases
c) temp constant
d) all of these

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Dear Student ,
The mean free path of an ideal gas is constant if the temperature is constant .
As the mean free path is directly proportional to the temperature .
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The mean free path of an ideal gas is constant if? a) temp increases b) temp decreases c) temp constant ​​d) all of these

Dear Student , The mean free path of an ideal gas is constant if the temperature is constant . As the mean free path is directly proportional to the temperature . Regards

The mean free path of an ideal gas is constant if?
a) temp increases
b) temp decreases
c) temp constant
d) all of these

Dear Student ,
The mean free path of an ideal gas is constant if the temperature is constant .
As the mean free path is directly proportional to the temperature .
Regards