1. An open trapezoidal tank is accelerated horizontally at 6m/s2 along its length. Its bottom width is 4.20m and its sides are inclined at3H:4V. If it has a height of 3m, width of 2m and it is filled with water at a height of 2.5m, how much water is spilled out in m3..2. A cylindrical shape solid container of sg=0.515 having a diameter of 1.5m and a height of 3.10m is floating in a seawater of sg=1.03.Attached at the bottom of the container is a steel ball of sg= 7.85. If the height of the container projecting above the fluid surface is0.60m. Determine the diameter in m and weight in KN of the steel ball.

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1. An open trapezoidal tank is accelerated horizontally at 6m/s2 along its length. Its bottom width is 4.20m and its sides are inclined at 3H:4V. If it has a height of 3m, width of 2m and it is filled with water at a height of 2.5m, how much water is spilled out in m3..

1. An open trapezoidal tank is accelerated horizontally at 6m/s2 along its length. Its bottom width is 4.20m and its sides are inclined at 3H:4V. If it has a height of 3m, width of 2m and it is filled with water at a height of 2.5m, how much water is spilled out in m3..

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1. An open trapezoidal tank is accelerated horizontally at 6m/s2 along its length. Its bottom width is 4.20m and its sides are inclined at
3H:4V. If it has a height of 3m, width of 2m and it is filled with water at a height of 2.5m, how much water is spilled out in m3..
2. A cylindrical shape solid container of sg=0.515 having a diameter of 1.5m and a height of 3.10m is floating in a seawater of sg=1.03.
Attached at the bottom of the container is a steel ball of sg= 7.85. If the height of the container projecting above the fluid surface is
0.60m. Determine the diameter in m and weight in KN of the steel ball.

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