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If the volume of a gas is kept constant and the temperature in Kelvin is doubled, the pressure will: Select the correct answer below: double quadruple be cut in half be cut in one fourth

If the volume of a gas is kept constant and the temperature in Kelvin is doubled, the pressure will: Select the correct answer below: double quadruple be cut in half be cut in one fourth

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If the volume of a gas is kept constant and the temperature in Kelvin is doubled, the pressure will:
Select the correct answer below: double quadruple be cut in half be cut in one fourth

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