In a gas that is a mixture of water (two H and one O) and carbon dioxide (one C and two O), if the water has average velocity of 347 m/s, what is the average velocity of the carbon dioxide molecule? Give your answer as number in units of m/s without entering the units

In a gas that is a mixture of water (two H and one O) and carbon dioxide (one C and two O), if the water has average velocity of 347 m/s, what is the average velocity of the carbon dioxide molecule? Give your answer as number in units of m/s without entering the units

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