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Problem 5 A tank with square bottom, 45 cm on a side rests on a horizontal surface with coefficient of static friction of 0.08 and coefficient of kinetic friction of 0.04. An orifice, 50 mm in diameter is located 0.3 m above the bottom. Initially the orifice (C=0.60, C₁=0.98) is closed using a cork. Water stands 1.8 m above the bottom. (a) When the cork pops out, determine if the tank moves or not; (b) What is the depth of water such that the tank will start to move?

Problem 5 A tank with square bottom, 45 cm on a side rests on a horizontal surface with coefficient of static friction of 0.08 and coefficient of kinetic friction of 0.04. An orifice, 50 mm in diameter is located 0.3 m above the bottom. Initially the orifice (C=0.60, C₁=0.98) is closed using a cork. Water stands 1.8 m above the bottom. (a) When the cork pops out, determine if the tank moves or not; (b) What is the depth of water such that the tank will start to move?

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Problem 5 A tank with square bottom, 45 cm on a side rests on a horizontal surface with coefficient of static friction of 0.08 and coefficient of kinetic friction of 0.04. An orifice, 50 mm in diameter is located 0.3 m above the bottom. Initially the orifice (C=0.60, C₁=0.98) is closed using a cork. Water stands 1.8 m above the bottom. (a) When the cork pops out, determine if the tank moves or not; (b) What is the depth of water such that the tank will start to move?
Transcribed Image Text:Problem 5 A tank with square bottom, 45 cm on a side rests on a horizontal surface with coefficient of static friction of 0.08 and coefficient of kinetic friction of 0.04. An orifice, 50 mm in diameter is located 0.3 m above the bottom. Initially the orifice (C=0.60, C₁=0.98) is closed using a cork. Water stands 1.8 m above the bottom. (a) When the cork pops out, determine if the tank moves or not; (b) What is the depth of water such that the tank will start to move?
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