help pls 4. Determine the location (vertically and inclined) of the totalforce on a rectagular plate with a width of 0.5 m from pointC.0.5m2.3m2m1mAir P= 30kPaOil SG=0.83WaterWaterGlycerinSG=1.2C5. The semicircular gate is hinged at point A. What is thenecessary force P needed to hold the gate in position?Bk 1.5m15ftB4↑8ft↓

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4. Determine the location (vertically and inclined) of the total force on a rectagular plate with a width of 0.5 m from point C. 0.5m 2.3m 2m 1m Air P= 30kPa Oil SG=0.83 Water Glycerin S6=1.2 C B k 1.5m

4. Determine the location (vertically and inclined) of the total force on a rectagular plate with a width of 0.5 m from point C. 0.5m 2.3m 2m 1m Air P= 30kPa Oil SG=0.83 Water Glycerin S6=1.2 C B k 1.5m

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