A heavy-duty pneumatic shock absorber relies on a sealed chamber of air to dampen impacts. Before an impact, the air inside the chamber has an absolute pressure of , occupies a volume of , and is at a temperature of . During a severe impact, the piston rapidly compresses the air volume to , causing the internal temperature to spike to . Assuming no air escapes, what is the new absolute pressure inside the shock absorber?
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The correct answer correctly applies the Combined Gas Law. The volume is reduced to one-third of its original size, which alone would triple the pressure to . Simultaneously, the absolute temperature increases by a factor of , which further scales the pressure to .
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Combined Gas Law and Compressibility