7. The piezometric head of a flow is the sum of the pressure head and datum head.5. For a fluid at rest, the shear stress is zero.deformation.Bil A tank shown in the figure below has an iosceles triangular gate hinged at the eage M.Find the horizontal force at N required to keen the gate closed. The weight of the gate Istoo small and can be neglected.(13M)

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7. The piezometric head of a flow is the sum of the pressure head and datum head.
5. For a fluid at rest, the shear stress is zero.
deformation.
Bil A tank shown in the figure below has an iosceles triangular gate hinged at the eage M.
Find the horizontal force at N required to keen the gate closed. The weight of the gate Is
too small and can be neglected.
(13M)

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