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When the pressure of a gas decreases, which quantity will increase, assuming all other variables are held constant?(1 point)
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By Boyle's law (or from PV = nRT): if n and T are held constant, pressure and volume are inversely related — lowering P causes V to increase. R is a fixed constant and n and T are specified as held constant.
By Boyle's law (or from PV = nRT): if n and T are held constant, pressure and volume are inversely related — lowering P causes V to increase. R is a fixed constant and n and T are specified as held constant.
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