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Consider an ideal monatomic gas (N gas atoms) in a cubic box (with box length of...

Consider an ideal monatomic gas (N gas atoms) in a cubic box (with box length of a) and is kept at temperature (T) and pressure (P). Assume the collision is elastic. The average random velocity square of all gas atoms is v2.

What is the total energy of this system?

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