How many nitrogen molecules must strike-same speed

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How many nitrogen molecules must strike a 1 cm2 surface each second to exert a pressure of 1 atm (Assume that the molecules are all moving at the same speed, at a temperature of 300K, and 45 degree angle to the wall).

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