alleryStart learning →Fixed-mass air warms at fixed pressure. What increases?
AIts gas pressure
BIts molecule count
CIts occupied volume
DIts total mass
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Its occupied volume
A fixed amount of air expands on warming when its pressure is kept constant.
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