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What increases pressure? a more particles and higher temperatures b higher volume c number of particles d higher temperature
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What increases pressure?

a
more particles and higher temperatures
b
higher volume
c
number of particles
d
higher temperature

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Answer:

A

Step-by-step explanation:

more particles means things are heating up

Ex: Water. More bubbles form once water reaches it boiling point

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