Consider an ideal gas in a container with fixed volume. When the temperature of the gas is increased, the frequency of collisions with the wall| and thus the pressure O increases, increases O increases, decreases O decreases, increases decreases, decreases

Consider an ideal gas in a container with fixed volume. When the temperature of the gas is increased, the frequency of collisions with the wall| and thus the pressure O increases, increases O increases, decreases O decreases, increases decreases, decreases

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Consider an ideal gas in a container with
fixed volume. When the temperature of the
gas is increased, the frequency of collisions
with the wall
and thus the
pressure
O increases, increases
increases, decreases
O decreases, increases
O decreases, decreases

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