The plane AB is submerged in water has a circular shape as shown in Figure D. The upper edge of the plane is 2.53 m below free surface of water along the wall of the tank. Determine the hydrostatic force of the water on the plane and the position of center of pressure. Neglect the atmospheric pressure.

The plane AB is submerged in water has a circular shape as shown in Figure D. The upper edge of the plane is 2.53 m below free surface of water along the wall of the tank. Determine the hydrostatic force of the water on the plane and the position of center of pressure. Neglect the atmospheric pressure.

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