Taking an example of a hot-air balloon, what happens when you heat some enclosed gas?O It loses some mass and densityIt increaBoth of the volume and density rise upO Its volume rises up with a lowered densityO Its mass gets higher than before

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Taking an example of a hot-air balloon, what happens when you heat some enclosed gas? O It loses some mass and density O It increaBoth of the volume and density rise up O Its volume rises up with a lowered density O Its mass gets higher than before

Taking an example of a hot-air balloon, what happens when you heat some enclosed gas? O It loses some mass and density O It increaBoth of the volume and density rise up O Its volume rises up with a lowered density O Its mass gets higher than before

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O It loses some mass and density
It increaBoth of the volume and density rise up
O Its volume rises up with a lowered density
O Its mass gets higher than before

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