5.42 PQ If an automobile tire develops a leak, how does the mass of air and density change inside the tire with time? Assum- ing the temperature remains constant, how is the change in den- sity related to the tire pressure?

5.42 PQ If an automobile tire develops a leak, how does the mass of air and density change inside the tire with time? Assum- ing the temperature remains constant, how is the change in den- sity related to the tire pressure?

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5.42 PQ4 If an automobile tire develops a leak, how does the
mass of air and density change inside the tire with time? Assum-
ing the temperature remains constant, how is the change in den-
sity related to the tire pressure?

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