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Tires with too much air can explode when overheated. Why? * The particles in the tire clump together. The particles in the tire spread out. The particles of air inside the tire clump together. The particles
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Tires with too much air can explode when overheated. Why? *

The particles in the tire clump together.
The particles in the tire spread out.
The particles of air inside the tire clump together.
The particles of air inside the tire spread out.

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The answer is D: The particles of air inside the tires spread out!
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Answer:

D. The particles of air inside the tire spread out

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