Q: The cross section of oil tank with a slanted bottom as shown in the figure. A rectan door 600 mm by 400 mm in the bottom of the tank. The oil has density of 900 kg/m'. the liquid force R and its location. OP, = 0 Poil - 900 kpim 30° 600 mm

Q: The cross section of oil tank with a slanted bottom as shown in the figure. A rectan door 600 mm by 400 mm in the bottom of the tank. The oil has density of 900 kg/m'. the liquid force R and its location. OP, = 0 Poil - 900 kpim 30° 600 mm

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Q: The cross section of oil tank with a slanted bottom as shown in the figure. A rectan
door 600 mm by 400 mm in the bottom of the tank. The oil has density of 900 kg/m'.
the liquid force R and its location.
OP, =0
Poil - 900 kpm
30°
R
600 mm
500 mm

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