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.The gas molecules randomly move in all directions and collide with each other and with the wall of the container. It is difficult to determine the speed of an individual molecule but it has become possible to work out the distribution of molecules among different molecular speeds. This is known as Maxwell Boltzmann distribution. Consider the following graph about Maxwell's distribution of speeds at two different temperatures T subscript 1 end subscriptand T subscript 2 end subscript :

In the above graph the point 'P' refers to:

  1. root mean square speed at T subscript 1 end subscript    
  2. average speed at T subscript 1 end subscript    
  3. most probable speed at T subscript 1 end subscript    
  4. highest possible speed at T subscript 1 end subscript    

The correct answer is: root mean square speed at T subscript 1 end subscript

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