Weather Balloon and Scuba Diving relationships

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Weather balloons and scuba diving share a relationship through the principles of pressure and buoyancy. As altitude increases, weather balloons experience decreasing pressure, while scuba divers face increasing pressure as they descend underwater. Both scenarios involve the behavior of gases, which can be explained by the ideal gas law. Scuba divers use air pockets in their jackets to manage buoyancy, similar to how weather balloons rely on gas expansion to ascend. Understanding these principles highlights the interconnectedness of atmospheric and underwater pressure dynamics.
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"Weather Balloon" and "Scuba Diving" relationships

Hello so I am suppose to state any relationships between a "Weather Ballon" and "Scuba Diving" those could include equations, laws, both rely on a source etc. I know that for the weather balloon the higher you go up the less pressure there is and in scuba diving pressure increases when you go deeper. Thanks if anyone could help me out. :)
 
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yep. that is one way that there is a similar 'behaviour'. Also, did you know that scuba divers inflate a pocket of air in their jacket. think of why they do this, using the balloon as analogy.
 
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