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Use the Ideal Gas Law:

PV=nRT

V=nRT/P

If temperature and pressure were both doubled, it is clear that

V=nR(2T)/(2P)

Thus, the doubling would cancel out, and the volume would remain unchanged.

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Nothing. In a closed system, only the pressure will change. Also, pressure depends on the gas and the actual temperature the gas is at now (I.e -10 Kelvin doubled = -20 K).

You need to read up on the various pressure laws and constants in thermal dynamics (ie Boyles Law, Charles' thereom).

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the volume would remain the same due to the combined gas law. For example

100 ml of gas when p and t are doubled equals what?

(P1xV1)/T1 = (P2xV2)/T2

P1 and T1 are timed by 2...

(1x100)/1=(2x ? )/2

cross multiply and you will find that ?=100

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The volume of the gas is halved.

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