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When gas in a container expands to three times its volume at constant temperature, the gas pressure? A) is one third. B) is one ninth. C) triples. D) remains the same

When gas in a container expands to three times its volume at constant temperature, the gas pressure? A) is one third. B) is one ninth. C) triples. D) remains the same
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When gas in a container expands to three times its volume at constant temperature, the gas pressure?

A) is one third.

B) is one ninth.

C) triples.

D) remains the same

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Answer:

A) is one third

because according to Boyle's law pressure is inversely proportional to the volume

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