I left a half full 500 ml water bottle in my car after going to the gym one morning. When I returned to my car in the afternoon, the bottom of the bottle had deformed, as shown in the figure. The deformation increased the volume of the bottle by 10 ml and the temperature when I capped it was 15C and when I returned it was 40C. Estimate the pressure (psig) in the bottle when I returned to my car. List any assumptions.

I left a half full 500 ml water bottle in my car after going to the gym one morning. When I returned to my car in the afternoon, the bottom of the bottle had deformed, as shown in the figure. The deformation increased the volume of the bottle by 10 ml and the temperature when I capped it was 15C and when I returned it was 40C. Estimate the pressure (psig) in the bottle when I returned to my car. List any assumptions.

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