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Here is a seemingly simple physics problem but is a hard nut To crack. there is a balloon with mass m attached to it. It Is descending with an acceleration a. How much amount of mass should Be removed from the balloon so that it rises with an Acceleration a assuming that there is negligible change in the volume of the Balloon when the mass is removed?: Asked In Infosys (12 years ago); Unsolved; Is this Puzzle helpful? (0) (1) Submit Your Solution

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