Saturday, January 16, 2010

Kids Party Balloons My Kids Went To A Party At Brewster And Got A Couple Of Helium Balloons.How Many More Will I Need To Fly Away?

My Kids went to a party at Brewster and got a couple of helium balloons.How many more will i need to fly away? - kids party balloons

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10 comments:

Jimmy G said...

Thisone Brianiac has launched the second week, I think it around 2000 balloons size to 14 stone man lift

Jimmy G said...

Thisone Brianiac has launched the second week, I think it around 2000 balloons size to 14 stone man lift

welshwif... said...

I think it depends on how many Presentacion to swim, but a avreage at 10 stone, you will need about 7 miles balloons

clon said...

A (must be disabled)
Half, if you're a dwarf.

lightfoo... said...

It is already!

Check Darwin Award Larry "Lawn Chair" Walters, who reached an altitude of 16,000 feet with 42 weather balloons and very little brain.

lightfoo... said...

It is already!

Check Darwin Award Larry "Lawn Chair" Walters, who reached an altitude of 16,000 feet with 42 weather balloons and very little brain.

Jason said...

Computation steps

1. Use the following to learn how math requires helium balloons to lift a person.

2. Measure the circumference of a nearly spherical balloon in centimeters. (Remember that this is the distance around the outside of the balloon.
3. To adjust the volume of helium in a balloon for use Euclid's formula for the volume of the sphere contained predict, and a formula for the circle that we measured on the radio link. There are some calculations to be involved in finding a simple version of the formulation. If you want to see how our simple version, click here to come. The simplified formula for the volume of a sphere is:

V = C * C * C/59.2

Where C is measured by the scale. Use your calculator to calculate the volume (V) in cubic centimeters (cm3 or ml) of the balloon. (Remember that 1 cm3 corresponds to 1 ml).
4. 1 liter of helium can lift an ounce.

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Jason said...

Computation steps

1. Use the following to learn how math requires helium balloons to lift a person.

2. Measure the circumference of a nearly spherical balloon in centimeters. (Remember that this is the distance around the outside of the balloon.
3. To adjust the volume of helium in a balloon for use Euclid's formula for the volume of the sphere contained predict, and a formula for the circle that we measured on the radio link. There are some calculations to be involved in finding a simple version of the formulation. If you want to see how our simple version, click here to come. The simplified formula for the volume of a sphere is:

V = C * C * C/59.2

Where C is measured by the scale. Use your calculator to calculate the volume (V) in cubic centimeters (cm3 or ml) of the balloon. (Remember that 1 cm3 corresponds to 1 ml).
4. 1 liter of helium can lift an ounce.

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Topshopc... said...

Idiot needs a hot air balloon with hellium real filkled

sarah_ro... said...

I think we have to fly a few.
but it depends on your weight.

If the kids are bored balloons are only used to her voice is stupid. But not, I saw someone in front of a lot of helium collapse a few years

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