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A hot air balloon has a volume of 440 x 10^3 calculate the buoyant force that the surrounding cold air exert on the balloon given that the density of the surrounding is 2.58 kg/m3.

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Answered by addy152007
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Buoyant Force = Weight of the volume of cold air displaced by the balloon due to it's presence. (That's what actually archimedes noticed)

So how to find -- Weight of the volume of cold air displaced by the balloon due to it's presence?

What is the volume displaced? 440000m³? Then how much mass does this volume of air correspond to? Think about it! and atlast multiply the mass with "g" to get the right answer!

Answered by sylviastewart2312
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:Buoyant Force = Weight of the volume of cold air displaced by the balloon due to it's presence. (That's what actually archimedes noticed)So how to find -- Weight of the volume of cold air displaced by the balloon due to it's presence?What is the volume displaced? 440000m³? Then how much mass does this volume of air correspond to? Think about it! and atlast multiply the mass with "g" to get the right answer!

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