he internal air pressure of a fridge reduces after closing its door due to cooling of air. If the temperature of all the trapped air falls from 30 deg Celcius to 5.0 deg Celcius after closing the fridge door, what is the magnitude of the resulting net force on the door? Take the volume of trapped air to be 0.30 m3, take the fridge to be perfectly sealed, and take the door area that is in contact with the trapped air to be 0.60 m2?

he internal air pressure of a fridge reduces after closing its door due to cooling of air. If the temperature of all the trapped air falls from 30 deg Celcius to 5.0 deg Celcius after closing the fridge door, what is the magnitude of the resulting net force on the door? Take the volume of trapped air to be 0.30 m3, take the fridge to be perfectly sealed, and take the door area that is in contact with the trapped air to be 0.60 m2?

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The internal air pressure of a fridge reduces after closing its door due to cooling of air. If the temperature of all the trapped air falls from 30 deg Celcius to 5.0 deg Celcius after closing the fridge door, what is the magnitude of the resulting net force on the door? Take the volume of trapped air to be 0.30 m³, take the fridge to be perfectly sealed, and take the door area that is in contact with the trapped air to be 0.60 m²?

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