With reference to the figure below, the total force (F) of the liquid on the plane surface and the location of the center of pressure (yp) are defined as: A. F = yhA; C. F = yhA ; Free surface p=0 Inclined plane area (side view) Yp = y + i yA F Yp = y += A h yhdA c.p. Inclined plane area (view from above) Centroid 44 ·ds B. F = yhA D. F = yhA ; ; O Yp = y + Yp = y + I yA A

With reference to the figure below, the total force (F) of the liquid on the plane surface and the location of the center of pressure (yp) are defined as: A. F = yhA; C. F = yhA ; Free surface p=0 Inclined plane area (side view) Yp = y + i yA F Yp = y += A h yhdA c.p. Inclined plane area (view from above) Centroid 44 ·ds B. F = yhA D. F = yhA ; ; O Yp = y + Yp = y + I yA A

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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