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A circular pan of liquid with density ρ is centered on a horizontal turntable rotating with angular speed ω, as shown in the figure to the right. Atmospheric pressure is P0. Find expressions for
(a) the pressure at the bottom of the pan and
(b) the height of the liquid surface as functions of the distance r from the axis, given that the height at the center is h0.
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