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A rectangular gate has a surface of 20m². If this gate is positioned at an angle of 45^o, the total force is 5000.00 N for a liquid with the density of 1215 kg/m³. What would be the applied force if the fluid is replaced with another of density of 917? (Force in N and in 2 decimal places)

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