Physics, 13.03.2020 16:58, LanBon02

3. What needs to be true about the temperature of a gas to apply boyle's law?
A. It needs to increase in temperature
B. Temperature doesn't matter
C. It needs to decrease in temperature
D. Temperature needs to stay the same

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3. What needs to be true about the temperature of a gas to apply boyle's law?
A. It needs to i...