Using Boyle’s Law, predict what will happen to the pressure of a gas in a container...

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Using Boyle’s Law, predict what will happen to the pressure of a gas in a container at constant temperature, if the volume of the container is changed to one-half its original size.
Nothing will happen to the pressure.
	The pressure will be decrease to one-half its original value.
	The pressure will increase to twice its original value.
	More information is needed.

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