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The maximum force that holds the 4-m-width gate in Figure Q2 (b) close is 50 kN. If oil is being added steadily, determine the maximum h before the gate starts to open. SGoil = 0.86.

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Figure Q2 (b)

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The maximum force that holds the 4-m-width gate in Figure Q2 (b) close is 50 kN. If
oil is being added steadily, determine the maximum h before the gate starts to open.
SGoil = 0.86.

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