In a room, Kofi and Yuna are wearing identical, fully inflated space suits designed for a vacuum. However, the room has Earth-normal air pressure. Kofi's suit has a leak and slowly deflates. What happens to the shapes of Kofi's and Yuna's suits and how does the air pressure in the room affect that?

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Yuna's suit remains fully inflated and retains its original shape because the suit's internal pressure matches the pressure of a vacuum, thus resisting the external air pressure of the room. Kofi's suit, with the leak, will have decreasing internal pressure, leading it to collapse and conform more to the shape of Kofi's body because the room's air pressure is higher than the decreasing internal pressure of Kofi's suit. The air pressure in the room pushes against the suit fabric from the outside, while the leaking air from inside the suit reduces the counteracting force that would normally keep the suit rigid and expanded.