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Find the net hydrostatic force per unit width on rectangular panel(AB) in figure below, we and determine its line of action. O ATIVI 2100 ablupil to yoitasi to Sitsizosbyd Jalgs smulov sgneria ton Water 0102291 11:5ught of worl2 26 91022910 16 16 (8) 1516w bnc (A) fio anistros instruad & AID brownwob istot adt ad lliw fedw.9863 (69M t) ind of qrug mont babbe viwole 21.16 (69M0205) 2m 1m 84011 9v6 9XGT is lio to 90shuz 9911 9rt to fnsmevom 2m 103 901 muz2A 1916w 101 (69M 250s) bas lio 10t Glycerin y=1236 kN/m3 1m THE B VA mon 005

Find the net hydrostatic force per unit width on rectangular panel(AB) in figure below, we and determine its line of action. O ATIVI 2100 ablupil to yoitasi to Sitsizosbyd Jalgs smulov sgneria ton Water 0102291 11:5ught of worl2 26 91022910 16 16 (8) 1516w bnc (A) fio anistros instruad & AID brownwob istot adt ad lliw fedw.9863 (69M t) ind of qrug mont babbe viwole 21.16 (69M0205) 2m 1m 84011 9v6 9XGT is lio to 90shuz 9911 9rt to fnsmevom 2m 103 901 muz2A 1916w 101 (69M 250s) bas lio 10t Glycerin y=1236 kN/m3 1m THE B VA mon 005

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Find the net hydrostatic force per unit width on rectangular panel(AB) in figure below,
Таям ЭНТ
THAHD and determine its line of action.
10102251 +
SMY
11:sugit ni nworla 26 9102291q 1i6 sidstev G
을
(8) 1916w bns (A) To znistros inst wond & Add
biswnwob Istot adt ad lliw fsdw 9859 (59M 1) at salad of grous mont babbe viwola ais
2m
(69M0405)
blupil toy bites
1m
to allu
vs 9XGT Sis lio to 956huz 9911 9rt to insmevom
50/6/2010yd algskamuloy sgnsda tor Water 2m03 9rit 9muz2A 1916w 101 (69M 250S) bas lio 10t
Glycerin
B y=1236 kN/m3
១៣. VA
wana
may 005

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