Problem 2. In reference to the figure, gate XY is 1.20m wide and 1.40m long., If the liquid in the tank is seawater (SG=1.03) at a head of 7m, determine the following: a. total hydrostatic force "F" acting on the gate b. its line of action "h2" vertically from the liquid surface 3m jim 50

Problem 2. In reference to the figure, gate XY is 1.20m wide and 1.40m long., If the liquid in the tank is seawater (SG=1.03) at a head of 7m, determine the following: a. total hydrostatic force "F" acting on the gate b. its line of action "h2" vertically from the liquid surface 3m jim 50

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Problem 2. In reference to the figure, gate XY is 1.20m wide and 1.40m long.
If the liquid in the tank is seawater (SG=1.03) at a head of 7m,
determine the following:
a. total hydrostatic force "F" acting on the gate
b. its line of action "h2" vertically from the liquid surface
3m
50

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