A Closed tank of water with Length, I = 20 ft Height, h = 10.45 ft %3D Width, w = 5.6 ft %3D Pgage = 0 kPa at the top before acceleration is accelerating at an angle of 38° with respect to the horizontal, where the x component of the acceleration is parallel to that of the length of the tank at a rate of 6.35 ft/s². If the tank is 76% full, calculate the pressure at the bottom of the left side of the tank and the force acting at the top of the tank during acceleration. Take note that the tank is fixed such that it remains parallel to the horizontal during acceleration

A Closed tank of water with Length, I = 20 ft Height, h = 10.45 ft %3D Width, w = 5.6 ft %3D Pgage = 0 kPa at the top before acceleration is accelerating at an angle of 38° with respect to the horizontal, where the x component of the acceleration is parallel to that of the length of the tank at a rate of 6.35 ft/s². If the tank is 76% full, calculate the pressure at the bottom of the left side of the tank and the force acting at the top of the tank during acceleration. Take note that the tank is fixed such that it remains parallel to the horizontal during acceleration

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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