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How does gas create pressure?
a. the force of a collision between two gas molecules with the same amount of kinetic energy creates pressure
b. the force of a collision of a gas molecule against the walls of its container create pressure
c. the force of a collision between two gas molecules with different temperatures creates pressure
d. the force of a collision of a gas molecule against the air in a container creates pressure
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