3. A pipe of diameter 0.5 m interferes with the bottom surface of a reservoir as shown below. Determine the net force on the submerged surface of the pipe if the depth of water is 4 m and the length of the pipe is 5 m. * Ø 0.5 m Less than 90 kN Greater than 90 kN O Less than 80 kN

3. A pipe of diameter 0.5 m interferes with the bottom surface of a reservoir as shown below. Determine the net force on the submerged surface of the pipe if the depth of water is 4 m and the length of the pipe is 5 m. * Ø 0.5 m Less than 90 kN Greater than 90 kN O Less than 80 kN

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