Width = 4 m Radius of quarter circle = 5 m (A is the center) Height from water level to top of the quater circle: 11 m Weight density of water: Sw Find the total Force by the water on the gate BC. Use methods or/and procedures that was discussed in our class. C

Width = 4 m Radius of quarter circle = 5 m (A is the center) Height from water level to top of the quater circle: 11 m Weight density of water: Sw Find the total Force by the water on the gate BC. Use methods or/and procedures that was discussed in our class. C

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Width 4m
Radius of quarter circle = 5 m (A is the center)
Height from water level to top of the quater circle: 11 m
Weight density of water: S
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