For the following plane surfaces (Figures A, B and C) determine the following:a) area A (m²) subject to hydrostatic forceb) h (m)c) the total hydrostatic force (kN).3 mFront view of plane surface4mFigure BWater4 mFront view of plane surface3 mSide view of plane surface4 mWaterFigure ASide view of plane surface2 mFront view of plane surface4 mFigure CWater3mSide view of plane surface

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For the following plane surfaces (Figures A, B and C) determine the following: a) area A (m²) subject to hydrostatic force b) h (m) c) the total hydrostatic force (kN). 3 m HOFF Water Front view of plane surface 4 m Figure B Front view of plane surface 3 m Side view of plane surface 4 m 4 m Water Figure A Side view of plane surface 4 m 2 m Front view of plane surface Water 3 Side view of plane surface Figure C

For the following plane surfaces (Figures A, B and C) determine the following: a) area A (m²) subject to hydrostatic force b) h (m) c) the total hydrostatic force (kN). 3 m HOFF Water Front view of plane surface 4 m Figure B Front view of plane surface 3 m Side view of plane surface 4 m 4 m Water Figure A Side view of plane surface 4 m 2 m Front view of plane surface Water 3 Side view of plane surface Figure C

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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