A large truck tire is inflated to a gauge pressure of 62 psi. The total area of one sidewall of the tire is 1,330 in?. What is the net outward force (in Ib) on the sidewall because of the air pressure? (Enter the magnitude.)

A large truck tire is inflated to a gauge pressure of 62 psi. The total area of one sidewall of the tire is 1,330 in?. What is the net outward force (in Ib) on the sidewall because of the air pressure? (Enter the magnitude.)

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