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Which statement is consistent with the picture shown providing that temperature and atmospheric pressure remain constant? From left to right air is added to the balloon. From left to right air is removed from the balloon. O None of the listed choices are correct. O The identity of the gas is changed rather than the amount. O From left to right there is no change to the amount of air in the balloon.

Which statement is consistent with the picture shown providing that temperature and atmospheric pressure remain constant? From left to right air is added to the balloon. From left to right air is removed from the balloon. O None of the listed choices are correct. O The identity of the gas is changed rather than the amount. O From left to right there is no change to the amount of air in the balloon.

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Which statement is consistent with the picture shown providing that temperature and atmospheric pressure remain constant? From left to right air is added to the balloon. From left to right air is removed from the balloon. None of the listed choices are correct. O The identity of the gas is changed rather than the amount. O From left to right there is no change to the amount of air in the balloon.
Transcribed Image Text:Which statement is consistent with the picture shown providing that temperature and atmospheric pressure remain constant? From left to right air is added to the balloon. From left to right air is removed from the balloon. None of the listed choices are correct. O The identity of the gas is changed rather than the amount. O From left to right there is no change to the amount of air in the balloon.
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