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A robotic submarine is used to maintain offshore oil drilling platforms, and can operate in very...

A robotic submarine is used to maintain offshore oil drilling platforms, and can operate in very deep water. Assuming the density of seawater is 1000 kg/m3, find the force of the water on a .1 m radius circular window on the submarine at depth of 100 m below the surface.
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