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PROBLEM 10: A rectangular plate 3 m wide and 6 m long was submerged into a body two liquids. The 3 m edge is 3 m below the liquid surface. If oil (sp.gr. = 0.82) occupies the top 2 m and the rest is water, compute the total force acting on the plate. a. 996 kN c. 593 kN PROBLEM 11: b. 867 kN d. 843 kN A large square tank has a 200 mm diameter nozzle 5 m. below the water level. What is the pressure at a point 3

PROBLEM 10: A rectangular plate 3 m wide and 6 m long was submerged into a body two liquids. The 3 m edge is 3 m below the liquid surface. If oil (sp.gr. = 0.82) occupies the top 2 m and the rest is water, compute the total force acting on the plate. a. 996 kN c. 593 kN PROBLEM 11: b. 867 kN d. 843 kN A large square tank has a 200 mm diameter nozzle 5 m. below the water level. What is the pressure at a point 3

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PROBLEM 10: A rectangular plate 3 m wide and 6 m long was submerged into a body two liquids. The 3 m edge is 3 m below the liquid surface. If oil (sp.gr. = 0.82) occupies the top 2 m and the rest is water, compute the total force acting on the plate. a. 996 kN c. 593 kN PROBLEM 11: b. 867 kN d. 843 kN A large square tank has a 200 mm diameter nozzle 5 m. below the water level. What is the pressure at a point 3 m. below the water level? b. 40.15 kPa d. 29.43 kPa a. 54.15 kPa c. 36.25 kPa
Transcribed Image Text:PROBLEM 10: A rectangular plate 3 m wide and 6 m long was submerged into a body two liquids. The 3 m edge is 3 m below the liquid surface. If oil (sp.gr. = 0.82) occupies the top 2 m and the rest is water, compute the total force acting on the plate. a. 996 kN c. 593 kN PROBLEM 11: b. 867 kN d. 843 kN A large square tank has a 200 mm diameter nozzle 5 m. below the water level. What is the pressure at a point 3 m. below the water level? b. 40.15 kPa d. 29.43 kPa a. 54.15 kPa c. 36.25 kPa
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