Wall AO is designed to block water which rises to a level of 4 m. Determine the.1 magnitude of force F with respect to the hinge O that can effectively balance the * force due to the pressure exerted by water. The wall is 6 m wide 6 m wide Water Hinge

Wall AO is designed to block water which rises to a level of 4 m. Determine the.1 magnitude of force F with respect to the hinge O that can effectively balance the * force due to the pressure exerted by water. The wall is 6 m wide 6 m wide Water Hinge

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Wall AO is designed to block water which rises to a level of 4 m. Determine the.1
magnitude of force F with respect to the hinge O that can effectively balance the
force due to the pressure exerted by water. The wall is 6 m wide
6m wide
Water
Hinge
Greater than 300kN
less than 300KN
Equal to 250 kN
-O

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