How are the temperature, pressure, and density of air related to each other?

ow are the temperature, pressure, and density of air related to each other?

If the temperature increases and the density stays the same, the pressure increases.

If the temperature increases and the density stays the same, the pressure decreases.

As the pressure increases, the temperature and density both decrease.

If the density decreases and the temperature remains constant, the pressure also decreases.

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20 April, 19:01

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If the temperature increases and the density stays the same, the pressure increases.

This is correct. Just did test