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The pressure inside a car tire is equal to the atmospheric pressure. This means that Select...

The pressure inside a car tire is equal to the atmospheric pressure. This means that
Select one:
a. The tire is going to burst (explode)
b. The tire is perfect
c. The tire is flat

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1.If the pleasure inside a car tyre is equal to atmospheric pressure then the car tire become flatend , because of the resultant gauge pressure is zero. So there is no capability to withstand the weight of car, weight of the car makes the tyre as flat.

2. If the pressure in the tyre is sufficient then the tyre perfect.

3. If accept Aries pumped into the car tyre which means the pressure inside the tyre is increasing abnormally so finally dikha type get exploded.

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