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On a hot day, the pressure in an automobile tire increases. Assuming that the air in a tire at 59°F increases in pressure from 28.0 lbs/in^2 to 30.0 lbs/in^2, (a)what is the temperature of the air in the tire, assuming no change in volume? (b) what will the pressure be if the temperature rises to 106°F?

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chemistry

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  1. (a) 110°F, (b) 34 lbs/in^2
  2. (a) 97°F, (b) 30.5 lbs/in^2
  3. (a) 100°F, (b) 32 lbs/in^2
  4. (a) 90°F, (b) 28 lbs/in^2
  5. (a) 92°F, (b) 29.5 lbs/in^2
  6. (a) 102°F, (b) 33 lbs/in^2
  7. (a) 88°F, (b) 31.5 lbs/in^2
  8. (a) 95°F, (b) 31 lbs/in^2
  9. (a) 85°F, (b) 29 lbs/in^2
  10. (a) 105°F, (b) 32.5 lbs/in^2

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