1- A 60 cm square gate has its top edge 12 m below the watersurface. It is on a 45 angle und its bottom edge is hinged as shownin Fig. What force P is needed to just open the gate and itsWerlocation?Hage

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1- A 60 cm square gate has its top edge 12 m below the water surface. It is on a 45 angle and its bottom edge is hinged as shown in Fig. What force P is needed to just open the gate and its location?

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