A triangular plate shown in the figure is submerged in oil, specific gravity = 0.8, 3.37 m below the surface. The width and height of the plate is 1.52 m and 7.28 m, respectively. Find the location of the force from the bottom in millimeters. FFS

A triangular plate shown in the figure is submerged in oil, specific gravity = 0.8, 3.37 m below the surface. The width and height of the plate is 1.52 m and 7.28 m, respectively. Find the location of the force from the bottom in millimeters. FFS

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Description: A triangular plate shown in the figure issubmerged in oil, specific gravity = 0.8, 3.37%3Dm below the surface. The width and height ofthe plate is 1.52 m and 7.28 m, respectively.Find the location of the force from the bottomin millimeters.V FFS

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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