what volume of helium would be in a balloon the size of a soft drink bottle?
Is what my teacher asked,
I answered IDK!!!!!
all you have to do is find the volume of a soft drink volume, and that's your answer. You find the volume by doing length x width x height.
Do you know the volume of the soft drink bottle. There are many sizes out there.
what is a theory?
To calculate the volume of helium that would be in a balloon the size of a soft drink bottle, you need to know the volume of the bottle and assume that the balloon is completely filled with helium.
1. Measure the volume of the soft drink bottle: Fill the bottle with water up to the brim and pour the water into a measuring cup. This will give you the volume of the bottle in milliliters (ml) or liters (L).
2. Assume the balloon is completely filled with helium: Since the question states that the balloon is the same size as the bottle, you can assume that the volume of the balloon is the same as the volume of the bottle.
Note: Helium is a gas, so the volume of the gas will change with atmospheric pressure. However, assuming the question is asking for an approximate answer, we can ignore this for simplicity.
3. Convert the volume of the bottle to the appropriate unit: If the volume of the bottle is given in milliliters (ml), you can use the same unit. If the volume is given in liters (L), convert it to milliliters by multiplying by 1000 (1L = 1000ml).
4. The calculated volume will represent the amount of helium in the balloon. So, the volume of helium in the balloon would be the same as the volume of the bottle.
Remember that this answer assumes the balloon is filled to its maximum capacity and there are no other factors affecting the volume of the gas.