to find the mass I need the weight, I don't have the physical balloon, how can I figure out using the percentage of helium as a variable how much it weighs? then I can multiply times 9.8 and get the mass? I think it was a mistake taking a.p physics, it is so tough for me
Homework Statement
I have a balloon with helium in it, I need to know the acceleration that it rises. It would be great if you could tell me what I need if I am missing any. This is what I have,
Density of liquid(air) = 1 g/l
Density of Helium = .1786 l/g
Volume of Balloon = 91 cubic...