A tank is filled with fluid under prcssurc anti the prcssurc gauge fixcd at the top indicatcs a prcssurc of 21 kPa. The curved surfacc of the top is quarter of a circular part of radius 2.6 m. calculate the magnitude (N) and direction (degree) of the resultant force on the cun'ed surface. (p=950kg./m³for fluid) A tank is filled with fluid under pressure and thepressure gauge fixed at the top indicates a pressure of21 kPa. The curved surface of the top is quarter of acircular part of radius 2.6 m. calculate the magnitude(N) and direction (degree) of the resultant force on thecurved surface. (p =950 kg/m³ for fluid)IB

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Given that, Radius of the curved surface, R=2.6 m,Desnity of the fluid, ρ=950 kg/m3 Calculate the…

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A tank is filled with fluid under pressure and the pressure gauge fixed at the top indicates a pressure of 21 kPa. The curved surface of the top is quarter of a cireular part of radius 2.6 m. calculate the magnitude (N) and direction (degree) of the resultant force on the curved surface. (p =950 kg/m³ for fluid) 1B

A tank is filled with fluid under pressure and the pressure gauge fixed at the top indicates a pressure of 21 kPa. The curved surface of the top is quarter of a cireular part of radius 2.6 m. calculate the magnitude (N) and direction (degree) of the resultant force on the curved surface. (p =950 kg/m³ for fluid) 1B

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