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A cone of radius `R` and height `H`, is hanging inside a liquid of density `rho` by means of a string as shown in figure. The force due to the liquid acting on the slant surface of the cone is

A

`(piR^(2))/(3)(2P_(0)+rho gH)`

B

`(piR^(3))/(3)(2P_(0)+rhogH)`

C

`(piR^(2))/(3)(3P_(0)+2rhogH)`

D

`(piR^(3))/(3)(3P_(0)+2rhogH)`

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