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The tire pressure in a automobile tire was 2.38 atm when the tire was at 26°C. As the automobile drove for several hours, the te

mperature of the tire increased to 93°C.
35 atm

41.0 atm

2.91 atm

3.09 atm

33 atm

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diamong [38]2 years ago

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The answer is 2.91 atm

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