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Calculate the temperature and the density of atmospheric air at 3600 m altitude, when the field...

Calculate the temperature and the density of atmospheric air at 3600 m altitude, when the field of atmospheric pressures is given by the expression:

p = p0 (1 - cz) ^(5.25)

where z is the altitude,and p0 and c are constants
p0 = 0.1x10^6Pa
c = 0.021km^(-1).
Consider the air as an ideal gas of molar mass M = 0.029kg/mol
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