A triangular plate shown in the figure is submerged in oil, specific gravity = 0.84, 3.99 m below the surface. The width and height of the plate is 2.84 m and 6.55 m, respectively. Find the location of the force from the surface in centimeters.

A triangular plate shown in the figure is submerged in oil, specific gravity = 0.84, 3.99 m below the surface. The width and height of the plate is 2.84 m and 6.55 m, respectively. Find the location of the force from the surface in centimeters.

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Description: A triangular plate shown in the figure issubmerged in oil, specific gravity = 0.84,%3D3.99 m below the surface. The widthand height of the plate is 2.84 m and6.55 m, respectively. Find the location ofthe force from the surface incentimeters.FFS

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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