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Marely Warren

14 July, 09:57

Why does a weather balloon pop if it goes too high? A. The volume of gas increases as the amount of gas in the balloon increases. B. The pressure in the balloon decreases as the temperature increases. C. The pressure in the balloon increases as the volume decreases. D. The volume of gas increases as the pressure decreases with altitude.

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