* OMANTEL I.A moodle1.du.edu.omNot yet answeredMarked out of 4.00P Flag questionTHE PRESSURE INAUTOMOBILE TIREDEPENDS ON THETEMPERATURE OF THEAIR IN THE TIRE. WHENTHE AIR TEMPERATURE IS30°C, THE PRESSUREGAGE READS 250KPA. THEVOLUME OF THE TIRE IS0.030 m3 AND THEATMOSPHERIC PRESSUREIS 100KPA. THE GASCONSTANT OF THE AIR IS0.287 KPA.m3/Kg.K. THEGAGE PRESSURE IN THETIRE WHEN THE AIRTEMPERATURE RISES TO60 °C ISSelect one:O a. 305.8 KPaO b. 285.25 KPaO c. 220.9 KPaO d. 274.75 KPaPrevious pageNext page

the gauge pressure at 60 degrees Celcius is 285.25 KPa i.e., option (b)is the correct answer

THE PRESSURE IN AUTOMOBILE TIRE DEPENDS ON THE TEMPERATURE OF THE AIR IN THE TIRE. WHEN THE AIR TEMPERATURE IS 30°C, THE PRESSURE GAGE READS 250KP.. THE VOLUME OF THE TIRE IS 0.030 m3 AND THE ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE IS 100KP.. THE GAS CONSTANT OF THE AIR IS 0.287 KPA.m3/Kg.K. THE GAGE PRESSURE IN THE TIRE WHEN THE AIR TEMPERATURE RISES TO 60 °C IS Select one: O a. 305.8 KPa O b. 285.25 KPa O c. 220.9 KPa O d. 274.75 KPa

THE PRESSURE IN AUTOMOBILE TIRE DEPENDS ON THE TEMPERATURE OF THE AIR IN THE TIRE. WHEN THE AIR TEMPERATURE IS 30°C, THE PRESSURE GAGE READS 250KP.. THE VOLUME OF THE TIRE IS 0.030 m3 AND THE ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE IS 100KP.. THE GAS CONSTANT OF THE AIR IS 0.287 KPA.m3/Kg.K. THE GAGE PRESSURE IN THE TIRE WHEN THE AIR TEMPERATURE RISES TO 60 °C IS Select one: O a. 305.8 KPa O b. 285.25 KPa O c. 220.9 KPa O d. 274.75 KPa

Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technology (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter11: Calibrating Instruments

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