Determine the force on the window

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Consider an airplane window (area 0.29 m2). If the pressure inside the plane is atmospheric pressure and the pressure outside is 22% of Patm, what is the force on the window? Ignore the velocity of the airplane (i.e., ignore Bernoulli's effect).

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