A spherical balloon with imprint to be visualized as a dog is prevented from floating upwardby a rope, whereby it is tied to the ground. The actual balloon inclusive of the gas inside of ithas a total mass of 9.20 kg. The balloon's density is 1.45 cubic meter per kg and its diameter isapproximately 3.97 meters. What is the tension felt by the rope? (Take note that the rope isfully vertical.)

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approximately 3.97 meters. What is the tension felt by the rope? (Take note that the rope is fully vertical.)

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