Elements Of Electromagnetics
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A triangular gate having dimension shown in hinged at its top A. The hate rests on a frictionless surface at B.
a. Determine the hydrostatic force acting on the gate
b. At what distance from the centroid of the panel is the hydrostatic force acting?
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