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Tension in the thread (in N) connected between the sphere and the bottom of the tank.

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Balancing the force acting on the ball sphere upwards and downwards,
$V d g = m g + T + m a$
$⟹ \frac{m}{ρ} d g = m g + T + m a$
$⟹ T = 16 N$

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