5) In the following Figure, the gate is fixed at the point O and can rotate around this point.The width of the gate 5 m, and the weight of it is 78.9 kN. (Specific weight of water is9.81kN/m)17.89 m4.89ma) Draw the hydrostatic pressure distribution on the gate,b) calculate the resultant force acting upon the gate and find the center of forces on the gate.c) Find the minimum value of the force “f* that keeps the gate openW 68

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a) Draw the hydrostatic pressure distribution on the gate, b) calculate the resultant force acting upon the gate and find the center of forces on the gate. c) Find the minimum value of the force “f" that keeps the gate open

a) Draw the hydrostatic pressure distribution on the gate, b) calculate the resultant force acting upon the gate and find the center of forces on the gate. c) Find the minimum value of the force “f" that keeps the gate open

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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