Isosceles triangular gate AB, as shown in the figure, is hinged at A. The horizontal force ( P) is required at point B for equilibrium. The weight of the gate is negligible, and C= 2 m J 5 m %3D E = 1.2 m 9 = 60° %3D S.G. of Oil = 0.82 Oil, SG = 0.82 Gate J

Isosceles triangular gate AB, as shown in the figure, is hinged at A. The horizontal force ( P) is required at point B for equilibrium. The weight of the gate is negligible, and C= 2 m J 5 m %3D E = 1.2 m 9 = 60° %3D S.G. of Oil = 0.82 Oil, SG = 0.82 Gate J

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Isosceles triangular gate AB, as shown in the figure, is hinged at A. The horizontal force ( P)
is required at point B for equilibrium. The weight of the gate is negligible, and C = 2 m
J 5 m
E = 1.2 m
9 = 60°
%3D
S.G. of Oil = 0.82
Oil, SG = 0 82
%3D
Gate
J

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