The temperature of an ideal gas increases from $120 \ K$ to $480 \ K$. If the root mean square velocity of the gas molecules at $120 \ K$ is $v$,then at $480 \ K$ it will be .......
- A$4v$
- B$2v$
- C$v/2$
- D$v/4$
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