When you blow air into a balloon, it gets inflated. Why? Class 8

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When you blow air into a balloon, it gets inflated. Why? Class 8

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When you blow air into a balloon, the air particles push outward against the inner walls, creating pressure. This pressure stretches the rubber, causing the balloon to expand and inflate.

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