explain how raising the temperature of a gas keeping the volume constant increases the pressure exerted by the gas

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Dear student ,

As per the Charl's law when volume of the gas remains constant then pressure of the gas is direct proportional to the absolute temperature of the gas .
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explain how raising the temperature of a gas keeping the volume constant increases the pressure exerted by the gas

Dear student , As per the Charl's law when volume of the gas remains constant then pressure of the gas is direct proportional to the absolute temperature of the gas . Regards

Dear student ,

As per the Charl's law when volume of the gas remains constant then pressure of the gas is direct proportional to the absolute temperature of the gas .
Regards