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Suppose you have filled a 35.0 L car tire with air at a pressure of 40.0...

Suppose you have filled a 35.0 L car tire with air at a pressure of 40.0 lb / in2. If you attach a balloon to the tire and let the air out of the tire into the balloon until the pressure is 14.7 lb / in2, what is the final volume to which the balloon will expand, assuming that the temperature is constant and that the volume of the tire remains constant. (Hint: first calculate the final volume of the tire and the balloon, combined.)

12.9 L

35.0 L

60.2 L

95.2 L
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