When we pump the football the volume and pressure of its internal gases both increase at a time.Is this against the boyle's law?

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anor277
Sep 17, 2016

#"Boyle's Law"# assumes a given quantity of gas.

Explanation:

Clearly, if we pump in air into the football, the given assumption is invalid. For a full bladder (or whatever they fill footballs with these days), with a given quantity of gas present, the gas laws would give a reasonable approximation of temperature, pressure, and volume.

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