On the line provided, write the letter or letters that correspond to changes that would lead to an increase in pressure of a gas in a closedcontainer.A. Adding more gas into the tank.B. Moving the tank into a cold storage freezer.C. Transferring the gas into a smaller container.D. Removing gas from the tank.

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