Problem 3 A gate is 1.5m in width and hinged at point A. Another point on the gate. B. is resting against a smooth wall. What is the total hydrostatic force (due to the seawater, SG-1.03)? What are the reactions on points A and B, neglecting the weight of the gate? (218KN, 18ORN, 191KNJ Wall Seawater SG-1.03 Sm gate 2m 3m Hinge

Problem 3 A gate is 1.5m in width and hinged at point A. Another point on the gate. B. is resting against a smooth wall. What is the total hydrostatic force (due to the seawater, SG-1.03)? What are the reactions on points A and B, neglecting the weight of the gate? (218KN, 18ORN, 191KNJ Wall Seawater SG-1.03 Sm gate 2m 3m Hinge

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