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A test tube is placed in a rotating device that gradually positions the tube to a horizontal position. If the rate is 1000 rpm, estimate the pressure at the bottom of the relatively small-diameter test tube. The 12 cm-long tube contains water and the top of the tube is at a radius of 4 cm from the axis or rotation
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