During winter, a car tire has 9 × 10-3 m³ air in it at 220 kPa pressure and 261 K temperature. Insummer, the air in the tire expands to 11 × 10-³ m³. Assuming the pressure is constant, what will bethe change in the temperature of the air inside the tire?180 KO 319 KO 379 KO450 K

given that,v1=9×10-3 m3p1=220 kpaT1=261 Kv2=11×10-3 m3

During winter, a car tire has 9 × 10-³ m³ air in it at 220 kPa pressure and 261 K temperature. In summer, the air in the tire expands to 11 × 10-3 m³. Assuming the pressure is constant, what will be the change in the temperature of the air inside the tire?

During winter, a car tire has 9 × 10-³ m³ air in it at 220 kPa pressure and 261 K temperature. In summer, the air in the tire expands to 11 × 10-3 m³. Assuming the pressure is constant, what will be the change in the temperature of the air inside the tire?

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