A closed tank mounted on a truck 6m long, 2.40m wide, and 2.80m high is transporting 7/8 full of liquid(SG=0.95). Determine the a. required horizontal acceleration so that there will be no hydrostatic force acting on the front wall. b. total force acting on the rear wall of the tank c. if the force in "b is reduced by 75 kN, find the new horizontal acceleration d. distance of the imaginary liquid from the top rim of the rear wall of the tank

A closed tank mounted on a truck 6m long, 2.40m wide, and 2.80m high is transporting 7/8 full of liquid(SG=0.95). Determine the a. required horizontal acceleration so that there will be no hydrostatic force acting on the front wall. b. total force acting on the rear wall of the tank c. if the force in "b is reduced by 75 kN, find the new horizontal acceleration d. distance of the imaginary liquid from the top rim of the rear wall of the tank

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Elements Of Electromagnetics

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