A homogeneous circular gate AB (with a diameter of 1 m, inclined 30° from horizontal)hinged at A, automatically opens at a depth of 3 m as a result of the buoyancy offered by aconnected cylindrical buoy (weight of buoy = 409.51N). The buoy has a diameter of 1 mand a submerged depth of 2 m. lc = (pi)r¹/4 (specific weight of water = 9810 N/m³).The tension in the cable in Newtons is:1ma.7,295b.15,409c.15,000d.15,819The hydrostatic pressure force acting on thegate in Newtons is:a.3,852b.26,978c.19,262waterd.21,188BWA mercury-water (Shg=13.6) U-tube manometer has a gage difference of 500 mm. Thedifference in pressure in meters of water is:a. 6.3b.6.8c.0.5d.7.33mbuoy1m2m30ACircular gate

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A homogeneous circular gate AB (with a diameter of 1 m, inclined 30° from horizontal) hinged at A, automatically opens at a depth of 3 m as a result of the buoyancy offered by a connected cylindrical buoy (weight of buoy = 409.51N). The buoy has a diameter of 1 m and a submerged depth of 2 m. lc = (pi)r¹/4 (specific weight of water = 9810 N/m³).

A homogeneous circular gate AB (with a diameter of 1 m, inclined 30° from horizontal) hinged at A, automatically opens at a depth of 3 m as a result of the buoyancy offered by a connected cylindrical buoy (weight of buoy = 409.51N). The buoy has a diameter of 1 m and a submerged depth of 2 m. lc = (pi)r¹/4 (specific weight of water = 9810 N/m³).

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