#5] Det. The magnitude and location of the total hydrostatic force acting on the 3m > Im gate shown in the figure. Air P= 50 kPa Oil s= 0.85 0.50m Salt water s= 1.03 2m Fluid MechanicsPage 124 Fluid Mechanics Glycerin s= 1.26 2m 3m 50% 4m

#5] Det. The magnitude and location of the total hydrostatic force acting on the 3m > Im gate shown in the figure. Air P= 50 kPa Oil s= 0.85 0.50m Salt water s= 1.03 2m Fluid MechanicsPage 124 Fluid Mechanics Glycerin s= 1.26 2m 3m 50% 4m

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#5] Det. The magnitude and location of the total hydrostatic force acting on the 3m x
4m gate
shown in the figure.
Air P= 50 kPa
Oil s= 0.85
0.50m
Salt water
s= 1.03
2m
Fluid MechanicsPage 124
Fluid Mechanics
Glycerin
s= 1.26
2m
3m
50%
4m

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