SOLUTION: the pressure in an automobile tire is directly proportional to its absolute temperature if the pressure is 32lbs per square inch when the temperature is 293°K what will the pressu
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Question 1185599: the pressure in an automobile tire is directly proportional to its absolute temperature if the pressure is 32lbs per square inch when the temperature is 293°K what will the pressure be if the temperature is rises to 326°K
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the pressure in an automobile tire is directly proportional to its absolute temperature if the pressure is 32lbs per square inch when the temperature is 293°K what will the pressure be if the temperature is rises to 326°K
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P = kT -- k is a constant
32 = k*293
k = 32/293
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P at 326K = 326*32/293 psi
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