3.47 A rectangular container of water undergoes constant accelera- tion down an incline as shown. Determine the slope of the free sur- face using the coordinate system shown. y `a, = 3 m/s? 0 = 30° P3.47

3.47 A rectangular container of water undergoes constant accelera- tion down an incline as shown. Determine the slope of the free sur- face using the coordinate system shown. y `a, = 3 m/s? 0 = 30° P3.47

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