8. A spherical rubber balloon inflated with air is heldstationary, with its opening, on the west side, pinchedshut. (a) Describe the forces exerted by the air insideand outside the balloon on sections of the rubber(b) After the balloon is released, it takes off towardthe east, gaining speed rapidly. Explain this motionin terms of the forces now acting on the rubber.(c) Account for the motion of a skyrocket taking offrom its launch pad

(a)According to molecular theory, the (particles) air inside the balloon pushes outward on each…

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