The pressure of a tire is 200 kpa as it is pulled out from the garage on a summer
day. the tem...
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The pressure of a tire is 200 kpa as it is pulled out from the garage on a summer
day. the temperature in the morning is 10°c. by the afternoon the temperature
of the tire in the sun has reached 28°c. what is the pressure in the tire now?
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