3.54 only, please complete diagram if possible, thanks! 20-m long. Determine the resultant force of the water pressure actifig oh the dam.6 m8m750 N/m5 m6 MN/m4 MN/m312 N/m2499 N/m20 12 m1217 N/m2Fig. P3.53Fig. P3.544 m3-54 The water pressure acting on a masonry dam varies as shown. If the dam is20 ft wide, determine the resultant force of the water pressure acting on the dam.2.5m3-55 The concrete pier is subjected to soil pressure that causes the line loadsshown. Determine the resultant of the loading and find the y-coordinate of thepoint where the resultant crosses the y-axis.8 MN/mFig. P3-5512m|-7.5 m-

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