The moles will go on top, and we'll have R times T. So my file final representation of my kinetic or average kinetic energy is three times N times R times T divided by two, where N is our number of moles. So Suppose we have 1 mol of any gas. Well, since we have 1 Mol, our N will be one. And for 1 Mol, our formula becomes average kinetic energy of 1 mol of gas. That's equal to three times R times T divided by two. So the only non constant in this equation is T. So we see kinetic energy depends strictly on temperature, or 1 mol of gas depends strictly on the temperature.