which of the following correctly explains why car tires may appear more deflated in winter than in summer? A) Atmospheric pressure outside is higher as colder air moves in during winter. B) As temperature decreases, the gas particles inside the tire move slower, collide less frequently with the walls of your tire's inner tube, and exhibit a lower pressure. C) As temperature decreases, the gas particles inside the tire move faster, collide more frequently with the walls of your tire's inner tube, and exhibit a lower pressure. D) The humidity in the air inside the tires decreases as temperatures approach freezing; below freezing, the volume occupied by the water vapor is lost when ice microcrystals form