The gas inside a vessel with a moveable piston is cooled. When it is doneshrinking, which of the following properties remains unchanged?O The kinetic energy, density, and pressure of the gas all remain the sameO The average speed of the gas particlesThe average density of the gasO The kinetic energy of the gas particlesO The pressure inside the vessel

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The gas inside a vessel with a moveable piston is cooled. When it is done
shrinking, which of the following properties remains unchanged?
O The kinetic energy, density, and pressure of the gas all remain the same
O The average speed of the gas particles
The average density of the gas
O The kinetic energy of the gas particles
O The pressure inside the vessel

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