The volume, Pressure and Moles of air molecules expect to change when you compare the starting and ending state of the tire.
So, option A , C and D is correct option.
What happen to pressure and volume when more air pumped in the tire?
- Since, according to Boyle's law, volume is inversely proportional to the pressure.
- As we pumped more air in the tire then gas molecule compressed and packed together.
- So, pressure inside the tire increases and volume decreases.
- As more air pumped in tire then number of moles of air molecule increases.
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