Some properties A of a gas may depend on the gas molecules’ atomic mass m squared,...

Some properties A of a gas may depend on the gas molecules’ atomic mass m squared, times their velocity (in one direction) cubed A(m²v_x³). (a) How would you calculate the average of this property? (b) What is the result?

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