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2.1.3a The absolute scale of temperature

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Question 46

During a long journey, friction with the road causes the air inside a car tyre to heat up, which increases the air pressure. The volume of the tyre remains constant and there are no air leaks.

Why does the pressure increase?

A

The air molecules in the tyre move more quickly.

B

The air molecules in the tyre increase in size.

C

The air molecules in the tyre stop colliding.

D

The volume of the air in the tyre decreases.

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