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A cylinderical jar of cross-sectional area of `50 cm^(2)` is filled with water to a height of `20cm`. It carries a tight fitting piston of negligible mass. Calculate the pressure at the bottom of the jar when a mass of `1 kg` is placed on the piston . Ignore atmospheric pressure.

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