Question: How do you find density of air given only temperature and elevation? If the temperature is 1 0 0 degrees F , the elevation is

How do you find density of air given only temperature and elevation? If the temperature is 100 degrees F, the elevation is 1,490 ft, and the air is assumed to be dry, how do you go about calculating air density? I found the density to be 1.08 kg/m^3(0.067 lbm/ft^3) but I would like to check if my answer is correct.

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