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the higher the altitude, the less pressure there is inside the bag. Check out Bole's law
because of high altitude. The pressure is less at higher altitudes so the air trapped in the bag expands making the bag feel tight.
the bag inside the bag would expand D:
the bag inside the bag would expand D:
Since tornadoes generate low pressure a sealed bag would expand inside of one.
A bag of chips will puff up when it is taken to mammoth because the bag has a pressure of 1 ATM usually when packaged, but when it gets to a higher altitude, the pressure of the air around it is less than inside the bag thus causing an increase in volume.
Whatever it says on the bag, or if you can't read weigh yourself with the bag of chips then weigh yourself without the bag of chips and the difference is the weight of the bag of chips. Or you could just weigh the bag of chips, genious!
It depends on how high each item is being held, whether or not it's a real bowling ball, how heavy the bag of chips are, etc..
Lay's chips cost about $2.00 a bag at Walmart but at a bag of Lay's chips at a dollar store is about a $1.00
What brand? No two will be alike. Chips in general are very high in salt though. check the bag.
Since the bag is packed and sealed in ground-level atmospheric pressure, it gets round and firm like a little foil balloon in the reduced air pressure at altitude. When it's opened, there's a little "tssss" as a bit of the air inside the bag rushes out into the lower pressure. If the bag is inside an airliner at 30,000 ft, it is immediately torn open and the chips eaten; nobody notices or pauses to reflect on the fine points of air pressure and atmospheric science.
just look on the back of the bag '