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Which factor decides the average kinetic energy of gas molecules? (consider the number of moles remain constant)

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Volume

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Pressure

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Temperature

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Density of gas

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Solution

The correct option is C Temperature
$K . E = \frac{3 n R T}{2} [K . E \propto$ Temperature]

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