The more a gas is compressed (by a piston) to a smaller volume:

-The fewer gas molecule collisions
-The lower the pressure inside the container
-The lower the temperature inside the container
-The fewer gas molecules hitting the sides of the container
-None of the Above

Question

The more a gas is compressed (by a piston) to a smaller volume:

 -The fewer gas molecule collisions
 -The lower the pressure inside the container
 -The lower the temperature inside the container
 -The fewer gas molecules hitting the sides of the container
 -None of the Above

aaronq · Answer

none of the above, compression of a gas increases pressure/temp