Hello,Can someone please show how to solve problem 5?Thank you! 5) A Helium-filled birthday balloon is tied with a string to a chair, to prevent it from flyingoff. (Assume the string is massless, the balloon is a perfect sphere; use the followingsymbols: pair and pHe for the densities of the air and He, respectively; select othersymbols for parameters and variables as you need them.)a. Draw the forces diagram.b. Draw the free-body diagram for the balloon.c. What is the tension in the string?d. The string snaps; what is the balloon's acceleration as it flies off?e. If the densities of air and Helium are 1.29 kg/m³ and 0.18 kg/m³, respectively,the balloon skin has a mass of 3 grams, and the balloon diameter is 40 cm, whatis the numerical answer to question c.?

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