A circular plate is placed inside the liquid that has a density of 980 kg/m3. Write down an integral which can be used to determine the force applied on the plate by the fluid. Numbers are given in meter unit. Assume the top edge of the diagram as the surface of the liquid. (Do not solve the integral)

A circular plate is placed inside the liquid that has a density of 980 kg/m3. Write down an integral which can be used to determine the force applied on the plate by the fluid. Numbers are given in meter unit. Assume the top edge of the diagram as the surface of the liquid. (Do not solve the integral)

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