Two flask A and B have equla volumes.Flask A contains hydrogen at 600 K while flask B has same mass of `CH_4` at 300 K.Then choose the correct options

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Two flask A and B have equla volumes.Flask A contains hydrogen at 600 K while flask B has same mass of `CH_4` at 300 K.Then choose the correct options.
A. In flask A the molecules move faster than B
B. In flask B the molecules move faster than A
C. Flask A contains greater number of molecules than B
D. Flask B contains greater number of molecules than A


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Correct Answer - A,C
(i)molecule those have more `T/M` move faster so `H_2` move faster

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