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A tire is filled with air at a
pressure of 2.6 atm
when its temperature is
20°C. After the car has
been driven at high
speeds, the tire
temperature increases to
73.1C. Assuming that
the volume of the tire
does not change and that
air behaves as an ideal
gas, find the final
pressure of the air in the
tire, after the car has
been driven.
Hint: P₁ · V₁ = n · R · T₁
Pi
Pf. Vf=n·R·Tf

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