12 2011KOWeekePrivTernQuestion 11Consider the tank shown in the figure. The gate is rectangular in shape with width into the paper of 2.1 ft.Given:h = 4.0 ftB = 4.4 ft0 = 31°Gasoline, sg=0.70Ks-hGasolineØCalculate the eccentricity (inches) of the hydrostatic force on the gateExpress your answer in 2 decimal places.Bhp

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Consider the tank shown in the figure. The gate is rectangular in shape with width into the paper of 2.1 fl Given: h=4.0 ft B=4.4 ft 8=31° Gasoline, sg=0.70 h Gasoline Q Calculate the eccentricity (inches) of the hydrostatic force on the gate Express your answer in 2 decimal places. B

Consider the tank shown in the figure. The gate is rectangular in shape with width into the paper of 2.1 fl Given: h=4.0 ft B=4.4 ft 8=31° Gasoline, sg=0.70 h Gasoline Q Calculate the eccentricity (inches) of the hydrostatic force on the gate Express your answer in 2 decimal places. B

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