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Please help! 1. The sketch above shows the launching of a weather balloon at sea level (0 km). Make a sketch of the same weather balloon (in the green box below) when it is high in the atmosphere (15 km). In words, (in the red box below) explain why the size of the balloon changed
2. Using Boyle’s Law, calculate the new volume of the weather balloon at a higher altitude. Assume the volume of the balloon at ground level is 10.0 m3 where the atmospheric pressure is 1.00 atm. What will be its new volume at an altitude of 15 km where the atmospheric pressure is 0.350 atm? Fill in the equation with the correct values and solve for the new volume of the weather balloon.


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1. The sketch above shows the launching of a weather balloon at sea level (0 km). Ma
Please help!

1. The sketch above shows the launching of a weather balloon at sea level (0 km). Ma

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