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Im answering question 2
Because it increases the kinetic energy of reactants and so the frequency of collision between reactants. Thus, provided the temperature is not too high to lead to denaturation of reactants, increase in temperature increases the rate of reaction

And for ques. 7:
It gets affected when gaseous reactants in which products formed have less volume than reactants, so increase in pressure increases the rate of reaction

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