Fluid Mechanics Problem 2)m long, and 3 m deep, as shown in the picture. The container is initially filled with 30,000 kg water(Pwater = 1000 kg/m³). (g = 9.81 m/s²)The open rail car uses an open-top rectangular container to transport water, which is 2 m wide, 6a)b)Please determine the height of the water when the car is at rest (ho = ?).Please determine the pressure that acts at point B when the car is at rest (PB = ?).) Please determine the pressure that acts at point B when the car has a constantc)acceleration of 0.2 m/s??What is the maximum acceleration that the rail car can have to avoid water spills?d)6 m1A3 mho3

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Fluid Mechanics Problem

2)
m long, and 3 m deep, as shown in the picture. The container is initially filled with 30,000 kg water
(Pwater = 1000 kg/m³). (g = 9.81 m/s²)
The open rail car uses an open-top rectangular container to transport water, which is 2 m wide, 6
a)
b)
Please determine the height of the water when the car is at rest (ho = ?).
Please determine the pressure that acts at point B when the car is at rest (PB = ?).
) Please determine the pressure that acts at point B when the car has a constant
c)
acceleration of 0.2 m/s??
What is the maximum acceleration that the rail car can have to avoid water spills?
d)
6 m
1A
3 m
ho
3

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