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A sample of an ideal gas is in a sealed rectangular container that has sides of different sizes. Side A has an area of 80cm² and side B has an area of 100cm².

Give an expression that correctly compares the pressure P exerted on sides A and B of the container and explains the relationship in terms of net force and molecular collisions with the sides.

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