Question

How does the fluid pressure on a balloon changes when:
The balloon moves horizontally at a height of 200m.​

Answer 1

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Answer 2

The data given in the question is the balloon moves horizontally at a height of 200 m ,at this time we have to find the pressure on a balloon.

Initial height given in the question is 200m.

The final height is not given ,In this case let us assume a final height will be 500m

Therefore,

Initial height $h_{1}$=200m

Final height $h_{2}$=500m

we can find the pressure on the balloon by using the formula of pressure which is

$P=$ρ $g(h_{2} -h_{1} )$

where,ρ is the density of water

g= acceleration due to gravity

h=height.

We have to substitute the known values into the formula,

P= 1000*9.8(500-200)

=9800(300)

=2940000

$2.94*10^{6}$

Therefore the final answer is $2.94*10^{6}$ pa

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