A flagpole 20m high with a cross section shape of a square with 1000mm sides is exposed to sea level storm winds at 50m/s. Estimate the bending moment about the bottom of the flag (Sea-level conditions are: Temperature To=30 °C, and P. 101325 Pa and the absolute viscosity of air is u=1.78 x 10-5 kg/(m.s). Co is determined from the table below if Re > b) 10.

A flagpole 20m high with a cross section shape of a square with 1000mm sides is exposed to sea level storm winds at 50m/s. Estimate the bending moment about the bottom of the flag (Sea-level conditions are: Temperature To=30 °C, and P. 101325 Pa and the absolute viscosity of air is u=1.78 x 10-5 kg/(m.s). Co is determined from the table below if Re > b) 10.

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