Find the average pressure on the vertical surface of the quadrant and calculate the theoretical magnitude of the resultant force FR for each measurement. For this step, you only need to take. into account the submerged depth of the surface. 1. Table 1. Create a table and include the depth of the water (mm) from your laboratory measurements. Add columns with the following date: depth of the water converted to meters, submerged area (in square meters), theoretical pressure at the bottom of the surface (in Pascal), average pressure on the vertical pressure (in Pascal), and theoretical hydrostatic force on the surface (in Newton). In total this table should have 6 columns.

Find the average pressure on the vertical surface of the quadrant and calculate the theoretical magnitude of the resultant force FR for each measurement. For this step, you only need to take. into account the submerged depth of the surface. 1. Table 1. Create a table and include the depth of the water (mm) from your laboratory measurements. Add columns with the following date: depth of the water converted to meters, submerged area (in square meters), theoretical pressure at the bottom of the surface (in Pascal), average pressure on the vertical pressure (in Pascal), and theoretical hydrostatic force on the surface (in Newton). In total this table should have 6 columns.

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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