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a ballon of gas is stopped after reaching a particular height.,why​

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Answered by swati4678
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Hii there

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the pressure will be imposed on the mercury in the barometer hence the level of mercury will coincide the level of mercury in the cup

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Answered by niral
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Answer:

Explanation:

The greater the altitude, the lower the density of the atmosphere. If a light balloon does not change in any way, it will eventually reach a height where the buoyancy related to the air it displaces no longer exceeds the pull of gravity. The balloon stops rising. As balloons rise, air pressure around them diminishes.

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