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(A) Tension in A=36N
(B)in B , buoyancy force+Tension=weight.
Buoyancy force=36N-12N
Buoyancy force=24N
(3) reading=22+12=34N
(4)in C buoyancy force is =12N
(5)T+12=36
T=24
(6) reading in c is =22+24=46N
(7) buoyancy in D is 36N
(8) reading of scale in D 58N
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