Q2) The car carries an open container of water as shown in Fig.land moveswith a constant acceleration 2 m/s .Caleulate the pressure at A and B, alsocalculate the forces exerted by the water on the wright and left walls

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given:acceeleration of the car a=2m/s2ρ for the water =1000kg/m3

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Q2) The car carries an open container of water as shown in Fig.land moves
with a constant acceleration 2 m/s .Caleulate the pressure at A and B, also
calculate the forces exerted by the water on the wright and left walls

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