90 cmView of the gateOil(sg=0.90)Diameter 150 mm60 cm30 cmWe have oil in a container, with a specific gravity of 0.9. Thecentroid of the gate is located at a depth of 1,160 m from theliquid surface. Determine the resultant force acting on thecircular plate shown in the figure and its point of application(hp and Yp).30°

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