The following graph describes the relationship between the pressure in a car tire (measured in pounds per square inch) and the temperature (measured in degrees Celsius). Answer the questions below.

(a) What is the tire pressure when the temperature is 0\displaystyle {0}^{\circ}?  

(b) At what temperature is the tire pressure 36 lbs. per square inch? 

(c) The slope of the line in the figure is m=\displaystyle {m}=       (Enter your answer as a fraction.)

(d) The slope means that there is a one lb. per square inch increase in tire pressure for each degree in temperature.

(e) The equation of the line in the figure is y=\displaystyle {y}=   

(f) When the temperature is 82.79 degrees, the tire pressure is lbs. per square inch.   (Round your answer to two decimal places.)