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A bigh-altitude balloon is partially filled with 3 m of helium at sea level. As the balloon ascends through the atmosphere, the pressure drops and the gas expands. When it reaches its maximum volume of 7 m, what is the pressure? (Assume the temperature does not change.)

A bigh-altitude balloon is partially filled with 3 m of helium at sea level. As the balloon ascends through the atmosphere, the pressure drops and the gas expands. When it reaches its maximum volume of 7 m, what is the pressure? (Assume the temperature does not change.)

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