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Chemistry, 06.04.2021 09:50, nicollexo21

Scenario 1: You are a NASCAR race car driver/pit crew member. You need to make sure that the tires on your car are running as efficiently as possible. What factors (in terms of Gas laws) do you need to take into consideration when trying to make sure your tires do not blow out? What gas law(s) applies to this situation?

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