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According to boyle's law if the temperature of gas stays constant, when the volume decreases, the pressure

According to boyle's law if the temperature of gas stays constant, when the volume decreases, the pressure
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according to boyle's law if the temperature of gas stays constant, when the volume decreases, the pressure

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if the temperature of gas stays constant, when the volume decreases, the pressure INCREASES

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Increases

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