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How the change in pressure affect the volume of the gas

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The volume<span> of </span>gas<span> because of the </span>increase<span> and decrease in the speed in which the molecules bounce around. ... Boyle's Law states that if temperature stays the same, the </span>amount of<span> space a </span>gas takes up will increase<span> if the </span>pressure<span> decreases. The </span>amount of gas<span> will take up less space if the </span>pressure<span> is increased. this would be the correct answer </span>

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