Find a) the total force on gate AB in KN and b) the position of the center of pressure in m with respect to the bottom of the pond. Assume that the gate is 8 feet wide, that 1ft = 0.3048m, and that 1 psi = 6897.1 Pa. Relative density salt water 1.025

Find a) the total force on gate AB in KN and b) the position of the center of pressure in m with respect to the bottom of the pond. Assume that the gate is 8 feet wide, that 1ft = 0.3048m, and that 1 psi = 6897.1 Pa. Relative density salt water 1.025

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