QUESTION 26 A gate of a tank containing water and oil is kept in the closed position by applying a force F as shown in figure 7 below. Gate is designed so that it can rotate around hinge H. Width of the gate (into the paper) is 1 m. Calculate the minimum force F required to keep the gate in closed position. 1 m 1 m Water 2.5 m Oil (s = 1.5) Hinge (H)

QUESTION 26 A gate of a tank containing water and oil is kept in the closed position by applying a force F as shown in figure 7 below. Gate is designed so that it can rotate around hinge H. Width of the gate (into the paper) is 1 m. Calculate the minimum force F required to keep the gate in closed position. 1 m 1 m Water 2.5 m Oil (s = 1.5) Hinge (H)

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