cylindrical container has a diameter d-0.1 m and height Z-05 m It is open at one end.. It is ed with fresh water and rotated about a vertical axis passing through the open end with an gular velocity of 180 rpm. Find the pressure and force on the closed end. 180 rpm 0.1 m 0,5 m

cylindrical container has a diameter d-0.1 m and height Z-05 m It is open at one end.. It is ed with fresh water and rotated about a vertical axis passing through the open end with an gular velocity of 180 rpm. Find the pressure and force on the closed end. 180 rpm 0.1 m 0,5 m

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1. A cylindrical container has a diameter d 0.1 m and height Z-0.5 m It is open at one end. It is
filled with fresh water and rotated about a vertical axis passing through the open end with an
angular velocity of 180 rpm. Find the pressure and force on the closed end.
180 rpm
0.1 m
0.5 m
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