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A hollow sphere of radius "R" is filled completely with an ideal liquid of density "rho" .Sphere is moving horizontally with an acceleration "2g" ,where "g" is acceleration due to gravity in the space.If minimum pressure of liquid is "P_(0)" ,then pressure at the centre of sphere is

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