(c) what happens to the pressure on the inside walls of the tyre if the temperature of the air increases? explain your answer

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anonymous · Answer

Assuming volume remains constant (which is very likely since the tyre is inflated), the pressure of the air in the tyre increases.This is because when temperature increases, the gas molecules inside the tyre collide more vigorously and more frequently with the walls of the tyre, hence increasing pressure. (Refer to pressure law) http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_happens_to_the_pressure_if_temperature_of_an_inflated_tyre_is_increased#q152574345/page/2