If solid will break under pressure greater than $13\ atm$ and that solid has a specific gravity of $4$ , what is the maximum height of a cylinder made from the solid that can be built at the earth's surface ? (Note: $1\ atm$ = $10^5\ Pa$ .) ......... $m$
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