Q2) There is gate inclined by 50° that separates a fluid from water on the left. Cakulate hevolume of the block to keep the gate as shown in the Figure below. There is atmosphericpressure on both sides of the gate.Negleet the weight of the gate. Take the density of water tobe 1000 kg/m3 .The specific gravity of block is 2.4 and fluid-2 on the right of the gate is 1.7.3.5 m28mMuid-2SG-1.7waterblock50

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Q2) There is gate inclined by 50° that separates a fluid from water on the left. Calculate he volume of the block to keep the gate as shown in the Figure below. There is atmospheric pressure on both sides of the gate.Neglect the weight of the gate. Take the density of water to be 1000 kg/m3 .The specific gravity of block is 2.4 and fluid-2 on the right of the gate is 1.7. 3.5m fuid 2 SG-1.7 28m water block 50

Q2) There is gate inclined by 50° that separates a fluid from water on the left. Calculate he volume of the block to keep the gate as shown in the Figure below. There is atmospheric pressure on both sides of the gate.Neglect the weight of the gate. Take the density of water to be 1000 kg/m3 .The specific gravity of block is 2.4 and fluid-2 on the right of the gate is 1.7. 3.5m fuid 2 SG-1.7 28m water block 50

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Q2) There is gate inclined by 50° that separates a fluid from water on the left. Cakulate he
volume of the block to keep the gate as shown in the Figure below. There is atmospheric
pressure on both sides of the gate.Negleet the weight of the gate. Take the density of water to
be 1000 kg/m3 .The specific gravity of block is 2.4 and fluid-2 on the right of the gate is 1.7.
3.5 m
28m
Muid-2
SG-1.7
water
block
50

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