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If you increase the pressure on a gas inside a cylinder to three times its
original value, what will be the volume of the air inside the cylinder? *
○One third of original volume
○Two third of original volume
O Half of original volume
O Volume remains constant

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The inverse relationship suggests that an increase in the pressure of the ideal gas should result to a decrease by the same amount in its volume.

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If you increase the pressure on a gas inside a cylinder to three times its
original value, what will be the volume of the air inside the cylinder? *
○One third of original volume
○Two third of original volume
O Half of original volume
O Volume remains constant