453. The closed tank of Figure 4.73 containa oil with a specific gravity of 0.90, The topsurface of the tank contains a 2-m-diameter hemispherical dome as shown. If thepressure gage reads S0 ka gage, find the net pressure force acting on the dome.S0 kVigare 473 Sysiem for Exercine 45).

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453. The closed tank of Figure 4.73 contains oil with a specific gravity of 0.90, The top urface of the tank contains a 2-m diameter heminpherical dome as shown. If the pressure gage reads 50 kPa page, find the net presure forse acting on the dome. SOM 4.73 Sestem fir Exerrise 451

453. The closed tank of Figure 4.73 contains oil with a specific gravity of 0.90, The top urface of the tank contains a 2-m diameter heminpherical dome as shown. If the pressure gage reads 50 kPa page, find the net presure forse acting on the dome. SOM 4.73 Sestem fir Exerrise 451

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453. The closed tank of Figure 4.73 containa oil with a specific gravity of 0.90, The top
surface of the tank contains a 2-m-diameter hemispherical dome as shown. If the
pressure gage reads S0 ka gage, find the net pressure force acting on the dome.
S0 k
Vigare 473 Sysiem for Exercine 45).

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