A rectangular gate is hinged as shown. The gateis 5 m high and 6 m wide.The specific weight of the water is 10000.0 N/m3wallWater00 Calculate the force, Fw [kN] on the gate20 mdue to the waterhingeA= 30 m2gate5 mFwstopperBFw = 300 KNForce on the gate, Fw =-[kN]CRR Calculate the force, S [kN] due to the stopper (shown) on the gate to keep the gate in theclosed position.Force on stopper to keep the gate closed, S =[kN]

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w = 300 KN Force on the gate, Fw=- CRR Calculate the force, S [kN] due to the stopper (shown) on the gate closed position.

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