Physical Chemistry- Maxwell Boltzmann Distribution

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Homework Statement



Use the maxwell Boltzmann distribution to derive an expression for <v^3>

Homework Equations


<v>=(8RT/piM)^1/2


The Attempt at a Solution


I know that you have to integrate from 0 to infinity v^3p(v)dv.. but I don't really know how to integrate this. I just need to find a general integral then I can look it up in the handbook for chemistry and physics...
 
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