A spherical balloon with a radius of 10m is filled with air. The surrounding air is -10 °C. Theballoon is attached with some load and tethered to the ground with tension, T at an angle of 60degree. The total mass and load of the balloon us 10k kg. The density of air at given conditions:-10 °C = 1.341 kg/m3100 °C = 0.9458 kg/m3a) What is the tension, T for tethering the hot air balloon if the air is heated up until 100 °C ?b) Are there any ways to carry more loads by the balloon ? Explain briefly.

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