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A tin can has a radius of 0.0410 m, and is 0.185 m high. if the air is removed from inside the can, how much force will the outside air(at 1 atm) exert on the bottle?(unit=N) PLEASE HELP ME I HAVE BEEN STUCK ON THIS QUESTION FOR A MONTH
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