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If you changed the temperature of a ball from 28°C to 14°C, would you expect the pressure to increase or decrease?
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If you changed the temperature of a ball from 28°C to 14°C, would you expect the pressure to increase or decrease?

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Decrease

Step-by-step explanation:

Air "contracts" in colder temperatures.

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