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Transcribed Image Text:Which gases are incompressible?
A None, but slow moving gases can be considered incompressible.
B) Only monatomic gases such as Helium and Argon.
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Only light gases such as Hydrogen and Helium.
D) Only gases that obey the Gas Laws.
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