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50 POINTS When the temperature of air increases, how does the pressure change? Assume there is no change in air volume. 1. The pressure decreases 2. The pressure remains the same 3. The pressure increases
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When the temperature of air increases, how does the pressure change?

Assume there is no change in air volume.


1. The pressure decreases


2. The pressure remains the same


3. The pressure increases

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the pressure in The air increase

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