Your postal carrier delivers your cheesecake-of-the-month package in the morning. At that time, the dry ice has completely sublimated and, besides your cheesecake, there is nothing but 4.25 L of carbon dioxide gas left in the sealed package. The temperature of the package at that time is 24˚C. By the time you get home from school and take the package into your house, its internal temperature is 38˚C. What is the new volume of carbon dioxide in the still-sealed container?