so please review them before you begin. That it is dangerous to build a drain for a pool or tub consisting of a single narrow pipe that drops down a long ways before encountering air at atmospheric pressure was demonstrated tragically in an accident that occurred (no fooling!) within two miles from where you are sitting (a baby pool was built with just such a drain, and was being drained one day when a little girl sat down on the drain and was severely injured). In this problem you will analyze why. Suppose the mouth of a drain is a circle five centimeters in radius, and the pool has been draining long enough that its drain pipe is filled with water (and no bubbles) to a depth of ten meters below the top of the drain, where it exits in a sewer line open to atmospheric pressure. The pool is 50 cm deep. If a thin steel plate is dropped to suddenly cover the drain with a watertight seal, what is the force one would have to exert to remove it straight up