When the ball is fully submerged under water , its weight and applied force is acting downwards
the buoyant force is acting upwards
Net force =zero
Weight of ball + Applied force =Buoyant force
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Density =Mass/Volume
Mass =Density *volume
and displaced volume is same as volume of ball
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Diameter,
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