A gas changes conditions. It increases in pressure and in temperature. The moles stay constant. What happens to the volu

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A gas changes conditions. It increases in pressure and in
temperature. The moles stay constant. What happens to the
volume
Question 10 options:
Can't tell. You need to know the degree of the increase in
pressure and temperature.
Since Volume is directly proportional to temperature, it will
increase.
Since Volume is indirectly proportional to the pressure, it will
decrease.
Since the moles stayed constant, the volume will be
constant.
One mole of a gas exists at 1 atmosphere pressure and 273.15K.
What is its volume
Question 8 options:
22.414L
0.029493L
1.0000 L