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[" For the system shown in figure,the cylinder on the left,at L,has a mass of "600kg" and a cross- "],[" sectional area of "800cm^(2)" .The pilled with oil "S" ,has ros-sectional a5"cm^(2)" and negligible "],[" weight.If the apparatus is filled with oil ( "rho=0.78g/cm^(3))," find the force "F" required to hold the "],[" system in equilibrium as shown in figure."]

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