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To explain: the air pressure inside a tire increases with the temperature.
Explanation of Solution
When add air to the tire, the air pressure increases. This happens because there are more number of air molecules now, hitting each other and also hitting the walls of the tire, causing the pressure inside the tire to increase.
When the air in the tire is warmed, the molecules more faster and hit the inner walls of the tire, increasing the pressure inside the tire.
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