For an ideal system at thermal equilibrium, the velocity distribution of the constituting particles

Option 1 - Gaussian distribution

Option 2 - Maxwell‐Boltzmann distribution

Option 3 - Lorentzian distribution

Option 4 - Log‐normal distribution

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Correct Option - 2

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The Answer is Maxwell? Boltzmann distribution

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	Column I (Ores)		Column II (Formula)
(A)	Fluorspar	(p)	Al₂O₃.2H₂O
(B)	Cryolite	(q)	CaF₂
(C)	Bauxite	(r)	MgCO₃.CaCO₃
(D)	Dolomite	(s)	Na₃[AIF₆]