Another Gas Laws Question... Assume you are a diver. As you go deeper, the volume of the gas in your tank should go down. Is this because the water pressure around you is increasing or because the temperature

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Another Gas Laws Question...

Assume you are a diver. As you go deeper, the volume of the gas in your tank should go down. Is this because the water pressure around you is increasing or because the temperature of the water is decreasing?

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Because the water pressure is increasing

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