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As the temperature of a system is increased, what happens to the pressure?-decreases-increases-stays the same-it depends on the type of temperature
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As the temperature of a system is increased, what happens to the pressure?-decreases-increases-stays the same-it depends on the type of temperature
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Answer: Increases.
Explanation :
• as the temperature increases the pressure must also increase.
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