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A force P is used to hold a 200kg mass. If the h is 0.59m, calculate P. Take cross sectional area A1=0.05m and A2= 1m? Please give your answer in Si unit with 0 decimal. For example for pressure, 100000Pa not 100kPa. Please do not write unit in the answer box, for example 100000Pa = 100000 

          A force P is used to hold a 200kg mass. If the h is 0.59m, calculate P. Take cross sectional area A1=0.05m and A2=
1m?
Please give your answer in Si unit with 0 decimal. For example for pressure, 100000Pa not 100kPa. Please do not write unit in the answer box, for example 100000Pa =
100000
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A force P is used to hold a 200kg mass. If the h is 0.59m, calculate P. Take cross sectional area A1=0.05m and A2= 1m? Please give your answer in Si unit with 0 decimal. For example for pressure, 100000Pa not 100kPa. Please do not write unit in the answer box, for example 100000Pa = 100000
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