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In Classical Physics, the state of the system at a given time is completely determine by:

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In Classical Physics, the state of the system at a given time is completely determined by coordinates and the momentum. Coordinates refer to the location of the system, and the momentum refers to the motion of the system. You can add another thing that determines a system completely, and that would be orientation, however, you don't have that as your option. So, the correct answer would be the final option.

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The five basic postulate of kinetic molecular theory includes:

1) All gases consist of large amount and numbers of tiny particles that are far apart from each other and also relative to their size.

2) The collisions between gas particles and gas particles against container walls is refer to as elastic collision.

3) All gas particles are in a continuous random and rapid motion. They possess kinetic energy which is energy of motion.

4) There are no attractive force between gas particles.

5) The temperature of a gas depends on the average kinetic energy of the gas particle.

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