Explain Problem 6. For the tank shown below (width= 1.25 m), determine(6.a) the maximum horizontal acceleration (twoanswers, a, ?, ay=0) without spilling any water?(6.b) the pressure at B if a¸ = +3.6 m/s² and a,=+4.5m/s².(6.c) the maximum rightward horizontal accelerationsuch that the pressure at C will just be zero (ax?,a,=+3.0 m/s²).ay1.2 mÎA3.2 m1.4 mB1.2 mDCax

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Problem 6 . For the tank shown below (width = 1.25 m), determine (6.a) the maximum horizontal acceleration (two answers, ax?, ay=0) without spilling any water? (6.b) the pressure at B if ax = +3.6 m/s² and ay=+4.5 a¸ m/s². (6.c) the maximum rightward horizontal acceleration such that the pressure at C will just be zero (ax?, ay=+3.0 m/s²). ay 1.2 m 1.4 m 1.2 m 3.2 m B D C ax

Problem 6 . For the tank shown below (width = 1.25 m), determine (6.a) the maximum horizontal acceleration (two answers, ax?, ay=0) without spilling any water? (6.b) the pressure at B if ax = +3.6 m/s² and ay=+4.5 a¸ m/s². (6.c) the maximum rightward horizontal acceleration such that the pressure at C will just be zero (ax?, ay=+3.0 m/s²). ay 1.2 m 1.4 m 1.2 m 3.2 m B D C ax

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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