Figure 1a shows the forces F₁ and F2 acting on the fluid volume bounded by the curved section in the tank. Use Figure 1b below to illustrate the pressure distribution associated with the forces F₁ and F₂. Also, find the magnitude of the forces F₁ and F2. Assume that the width of the tank is equal to 1 m. water = 9.81 kN/m³ Water F₁ m 6 m 2 m F₂ Figure lb Figure la Gate

Figure 1a shows the forces F₁ and F2 acting on the fluid volume bounded by the curved section in the tank. Use Figure 1b below to illustrate the pressure distribution associated with the forces F₁ and F₂. Also, find the magnitude of the forces F₁ and F2. Assume that the width of the tank is equal to 1 m. water = 9.81 kN/m³ Water F₁ m 6 m 2 m F₂ Figure lb Figure la Gate

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Figure 1a shows the forces F₁ and F2 acting on the fluid volume bounded by the
curved section in the tank. Use Figure 1b below to illustrate the pressure distribution
associated with the forces F₁ and F₂. Also, find the magnitude of the forces F₁ and F2.
Assume that the width of the tank is equal to 1 m. Ywater = 9.81 kN/m³
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