Question: please help with all 3! 1. On a nice day, 28.3C, the volume of your gummy bear pool float is 15,072in3. As Fall approaches in

please help with all 3!
please help with all 3! 1. On a nice day, 28.3C, the
volume of your gummy bear pool float is 15,072in3. As Fall approaches
in western New York, the weather drops to 3.89C one night. What
happens to your pool float? Give an exact volume for the pool

1. On a nice day, 28.3C, the volume of your gummy bear pool float is 15,072in3. As Fall approaches in western New York, the weather drops to 3.89C one night. What happens to your pool float? Give an exact volume for the pool float at 3.89C. Calculate the volume (in mL ) that a helium gas sample would occupy under STP, if that same helium gas sample occupies 437mL under a pressure of 783mmHg at 179C. 3. In order to inhale the diaphragm contracts (flattens out) to increase the volume of the thoracic cavity, which will allow the lungs to expand. The shift by the diaphragm allows a large rush of air to be inhaled due to the lowered pressure in the thoracic cavity compared to the outside pressure. At any given moment the lung capacity is 2570.mL of air at 760.mmHg, but when the diaphragm contracts the volume inside of the cavity shifts to 3070.mL. a. Calculate the pressure in thoracic cavity during this deep breath. b. Does it surprise you to know the actual change in pressure by the thoracic cavity is 4mmHg ? If yes, give a suggestion as to why the difference

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