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heyhey1233
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The Helium balloon of total mass=0.200kg and volume 1.00M^3 is attached a a rope with mass density of 1.00g/m. How high will the balloon rise?
I know that air density is 1.204kg/m^3 and that the balloon will stop rising after the density on the inside equals the density on the outside.
I tried calculated that the density of Helium inside the balloon would be .1797g/L, but I am unsure how to calculate when it would reach a height of 1.204kg/m^3?
I know that air density is 1.204kg/m^3 and that the balloon will stop rising after the density on the inside equals the density on the outside.
I tried calculated that the density of Helium inside the balloon would be .1797g/L, but I am unsure how to calculate when it would reach a height of 1.204kg/m^3?