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Long back our Earth was made of molten material. Assume it to be a uniform sphere of radius R having density d. Take acceleartion due to gravity at the surface to be g and calculate the gauge pressure `(P_(0))` at the centre of this fluid Earth. Calculate `P_(0)` for following data: `R=600` km, d=5500 kg `m^(-3)` and `g=10ms^(-2)`

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`P_(0)=(1)/(2)g,d,R=1.65xx10^(11)Pa`
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