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A small hole of area `1cm^(2)` is punched on the. side of a cylindrical vessel containing water upto a height H=10m as shown. The torque of normal force about 'Centre of the vessel O immediately after making the hole would be : Assume that tank does not topple and does not slide and the surface is smooth.

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