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1) A sample of a gas is in a container. The temperature of the gas is decreased. Based on the relationship between temperature and pressure, what must have happened to the pressure? 2) A gas is in a container
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1) A sample of a gas is in a container. The temperature of the gas is decreased. Based on the relationship between temperature and pressure, what must have happened to the pressure?

2) A gas is in a container with constant temperature. A pressure change caused the volume to decrease. Based on the relationship between pressure and volume, what must have happened to the pressure?

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The pressure has increased
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