As shown in the figure below, a rectangular tank of dimensions ho = 2.5 m and b = 3 m is filled to the brim with a liquid of specific gravity 1.2 (tank is 1 m into plane offigure). The tank is subjected to a horizontal acceleration a, of 2 m/s. Determine the liquid gage pressure Pg at the lower right hand corner of the tank (Point B).kPa.PB=1. [21.1185, 23.3415Free9 surface199 FreesurfacehoLiquidhoLiquidaxIBbUnder constant accelerationLiquid at restEnter the correct answer below.15.5311

Given:- h0 = 2.5 m and b= 3 m A liquid of specific gravity = 1.2 ( tank is 1 m into plane of figure…

As shown in the figure below, a rectangular tank of dimensions họ = 2.5 m and b= 3 m is filled to the E figure). The tank is subjected to a horizontal acceleration a, of 2 m/s. Determine the liquid gage pressu P3= 1. [21.1185, 23.3415 kPa.

As shown in the figure below, a rectangular tank of dimensions họ = 2.5 m and b= 3 m is filled to the E figure). The tank is subjected to a horizontal acceleration a, of 2 m/s. Determine the liquid gage pressu P3= 1. [21.1185, 23.3415 kPa.

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As shown in the figure below, a rectangular tank of dimensions ho = 2.5 m and b = 3 m is filled to the brim with a liquid of specific gravity 1.2 (tank is 1 m into plane of
figure). The tank is subjected to a horizontal acceleration a, of 2 m/s. Determine the liquid gage pressure Pg at the lower right hand corner of the tank (Point B).
kPa.
PB=
1. [21.1185, 23.3415
Free
9 surface
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9 Free
surface
ho
Liquid
ho
Liquid
ax
IB
b
Under constant acceleration
Liquid at rest
Enter the correct answer below.
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