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[" A beaker of circular cross section of radius "4cm" is filled "],[" with mercury up to a height of "10cm" .Find the force "],[" expred by the mercury on the bottom of the beaker.The "],[" attmospheric pressure =10"^(5)Nm^(-2)" .Density of mercury "],[=13600kgm^(-3)." Take "g=10ms^(-2)" ."]

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