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Certain thin walled glass bottles generally withstand a pressure difference across their walls of 1.25 atm before they bursts A typical such bottlle is sealed on a day when the temperature is `68^(@)` F and the pressure is `0.08atm` and it is immediately heated in an oven Estimate the temperature in degress fahrenheit at which it will explode .

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