Chemistry, 30.03.2020 22:17, mayorga2genesis2

The air pressure of a tire is about 34.6 psi. It's volume at this pressure is around 10.6 L. If my chonk
cat sits on that tire, and the volume of the tire is now 4.28 L, how much pressure is the tire now
under?

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The air pressure of a tire is about 34.6 psi. It's volume at this pressure is around 10.6 L. If my c...