Assuming constant volume, and moles, how would the pressure of an ideal gas change if the temperature, in degrees kelvin, tripled? Assuming constant moles and temperature, how would the pressure of an ideal gas change if volume was doubled?

Assuming constant volume, and moles, how would the pressure of an ideal gas change if the temperature, in degrees kelvin, tripled? Assuming constant moles and temperature, how would the pressure of an ideal gas change if volume was doubled?

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Assuming constant volume, and moles, how would the
pressure of an ideal gas change if the temperature, in
degrees kelvin, tripled?
Assuming constant moles and temperature, how would the
pressure of an ideal gas change if volume was doubled?

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