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can someone show me the steps to answer this question. sorry about the handwriting

A cahe
perfuce
erea ) 2 cm x 2cm
(eucl sule
Q4)
Plouts
p= 860 kg m) whut fore eof
of
a of (M - 8.1xö3 Pas,
surfuce
a uind
3/
velocity of
it necesray
to
necesrory?
mere he eake
with a
0.05 CMS

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