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[" 4.A cylindrical jar of cross-sectional area of "50cm^(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 "],[1kg" is placed on the piston.Ignore atmospheric "],[" pressure."]

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