A rigid metal tank contains helium gas. Which applies to the gas in the tank when some helium is removed at constant temperature? O the average distance between the gas molecules decreases the pressure of the gas decreases the voluume Fthe ga e decreases

A rigid metal tank contains helium gas. Which applies to the gas in the tank when some helium is removed at constant temperature? O the average distance between the gas molecules decreases the pressure of the gas decreases the voluume Fthe ga e decreases

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A rigid metal tank contains helium gas. Which applies to the gas in the tank when some helium is removed at constant temperature?
O the average distance between the gas molecules decreases
O the pressure of the gas decreases
O the volum e of th egas decreases

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