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krok68 [10]
11 months ago
15

A gas-filled balloon is submerged in a fluid. As a result, the balloon is subject to inward forces from all sides. How does the

volume of the balloon change?.
Physics
1 answer:
enyata [817]11 months ago
8 0

As we presume that the fluid density is greater than the gas density based on common sense, the volume of the balloon decreases. The mass per unit volume is known as fluid density.

Greek letter stands in for and (rho). Mass per length squared, or M/L3, is the unit of measurement for density. Specific Weight vs. Weight Density: A fluid density, also known as specific density, is determined by dividing the fluid's weight by its volume. Weight per volume of a fluid is also referred to as weight density.

A mathematical term called "volume" describes how much three-dimensional space is occupied by an item or a closed surface. The measurement of volume is done in cubic units, like m3, cm3, in3, etc.

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