2- The water contained in a tanker truck that is moving up with a constant acceleration as in Fluid Mechanics following figure. a) Ywater=10 kN/m³ horiz. a? (20+x)cm 100 cm (30+x)cm (20+ 10 a) Determine the acceleration value and direction? b) Determined the pressure difference at A and B?

2- The water contained in a tanker truck that is moving up with a constant acceleration as in Fluid Mechanics following figure. a) Ywater=10 kN/m³ horiz. a? (20+x)cm 100 cm (30+x)cm (20+ 10 a) Determine the acceleration value and direction? b) Determined the pressure difference at A and B?

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2- The water contained in a tanker truck that is moving up with a constant acceleration as in
Fluid Mechanics
following figure.
a) Ywater=10 kN/m³
horiz.
a?
(20+x)cm
100 cm
(30+x)cm
(20+주)。
a) Determine the acceleration value and direction?
b) Determined the pressure difference at A and B?

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