A wooden beam ( sg = 0.64) is 100mm by 100mm by 6m and is hinged at A as shown in figure2. Assuming unit weight of water is 9.81KN/cu.m. Determine the buoyant force that causes the beam to be submerged at an angle of theta from horizontal. 1m 6m

A wooden beam ( sg = 0.64) is 100mm by 100mm by 6m and is hinged at A as shown in figure2. Assuming unit weight of water is 9.81KN/cu.m. Determine the buoyant force that causes the beam to be submerged at an angle of theta from horizontal. 1m 6m

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A wooden beam ( sg = 0.64) is 100mm by 100mm by 6m and is hinged at A as shown in figure2. Assuming unit weight of water is
9.81KN/cu.m. Determine the buoyant force that causes the beam to be submerged at an angle of theta from horizontal.
1m
6m

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