A cylindrical barrel of radius R and length L is lying on its side, i.e., oriented such that the barrel can roll. When the fluid level in the barrel is h, calculate the horizontal pressure force on one circular endcap and one cylindrical half.

A cylindrical barrel of radius R and length L is lying on its side, i.e., oriented such that the barrel can roll. When the fluid level in the barrel is h, calculate the horizontal pressure force on one circular endcap and one cylindrical half.

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