Explain how the variables of volume, temperature , and pressure interact when we are examining gas laws

The gas laws are:

Explanation:

Gas laws were designed in the seventeenth century when scientists of the century realized the relationships between the pressure, volume, and temperature of a gas in a closed system.

Variables are inversely proportional to the product.

In other words, if one variable increases, the product another decreases.

And if the variable decreases the product increases.

Variables are directly proportional to the product.

In other words, if the variable applied to the gas increases, the product also increases. This means that if the variable changes for more or less, your product will too.

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