If a gas is at a constant temperature and the pressure increases, what will happen to the volume?O AThe volume will increase because it is directly proportional to the pressure.The volume will decrease because it is directly proportional to the pressure.The volume will increase because it is inversely proportional to the pressure.The volume will decrease because it is inversely prepertional to the pressure.©2021 &luminate Education, Inc.

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If a gas is at a constant temperature and the pressure increases, what will happen to the volume?
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The volume will increase because it is directly proportional to the pressure.
The volume will decrease because it is directly proportional to the pressure.
The volume will increase because it is inversely proportional to the pressure.
The volume will decrease because it is inversely prepertional to the pressure.
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