Physics, 08.10.2019 04:30, tornadowolfcosplay
Aparticular hot air balloon can be considered a sphere with diameter of 21m. the air inside the balloon is 60 celcius while the outside is 15 celcius. in reno, the balloon launches (just barely) with 4 people on board. the next day , the balloon goes to sacramento to launch with the same load and same temperatures (inside and outside the balloon). will the balloon launch(will it rise up? ) if yes, then how much extra load can they carry and still launch? if no, then how much load do they need to throw over board to launch? in both cases give answer in kg. note that the ambient pressure is different in the two cities, due to the substantial difference in elevation.
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