A tire gauge registers 32 lbs/in^2 when air in a certain tire is at 10°C. After running for a time, the tire heats up to 30°C. Calculate the pressure that would be registered then by the gauge. Show the Figure/FBD, Given and Formula used

A tire gauge registers 32 lbs/in^2 when air in a certain tire is at 10°C. After running for a time, the tire heats up to 30°C. Calculate the pressure that would be registered then by the gauge. Show the Figure/FBD, Given and Formula used

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