when you release inflated but untied balloon,why does it fly across the room?
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When you release an inflated but untied balloon, why does it fly across the room? ANSWER: Air escapes from the balloon that carries momentum. By momentum conservation, the balloon acquires momentum which is exactly opposite to the momentum of the escaping air.
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An equal and opposite momentum to the escaping gas is acquired by the balloon and the gas remaining , and movement is in the opposite direction to the gas escaping .
it's same like putting a mentos in coke and tilt to downwards and if u open cap it goes up .
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