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When the temperature of an automobile tire is 20°c, the pressure in the tire reads 32 psi on a tire gauge. (the gauge measures the difference between the pressures inside and outside the tire.) what is the pressure when the tire heats up to 40°c while driving? you may assume that the volume of the tire remains the same and that atmospheric pressure is a steady 14 psi.

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