Boyle's law is like popping a balloon. When you squeeze the balloon, the volume decreases, the pressure increases. The force of someone pushing a balloon forces the molecules into a smaller room. When the balloon cannot hold the pressure, the balloon pops
Charle's Law
Charle's law is like when someone buys a balloon on a cold winter day, in the store you buy a common helium balloon. When you go outside, you notice the balloon collapses. This is because of Charle's Law. As the molecules slow down, they contract together. This decreases the volume, so the balloon collapses.
Gay-Lussac's Law
Gay-Lussac's law is how car tires explode more during hot weather than in cold weather. This is because of the molecules heating up, the molecules expand, increasing volume. This also increases the pressure because the molecules are in a enclosed area. When the pressure gets too high, the tires explode
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