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A cylinder of height H and radius R is filled with a liquid of density p . What is the disrupting stress at a heght h? where is it maximum and where minimum ?
[Hint : Disrupting stress is the elastic force per unit length Consider equilibrium of an element of the wall.]

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`pgR(H-h), F_(max)=pgRH,F_(min)=0`
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