(b)A sector gate is used as a control of the flow of water in a horizontal channel. The radiusof the gate is 3 m and the width of the gate is 5 m. Find the magnitude of the force on the gatefor the conditions shown. What angle will the resultant force make with the horizontal?= 3 =A B1 mHorizontalaxle306030°EmptyE

Given data Radius (r) = 3 m Width (w) = 5 m

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(b) A sector gate is used as a control of the flow of water in a horizontal channel. The radius of the gate is 3 m and the width of the gate is 5 m. Find the magnitude of the force on the gate for the conditions shown. What angle will the resultant force make with the horizontal?