Q1) If the vertical component of the hydrostatic force on the gate BC shown in fig.1 is 1200 kN.Calculate : 1- the width of the gate 2- the horizontal component (FR) 3- the angle at which the resultant will act (the direction of the resultant). Water 5m C -5m 4m

Q1) If the vertical component of the hydrostatic force on the gate BC shown in fig.1 is 1200 kN.Calculate : 1- the width of the gate 2- the horizontal component (FR) 3- the angle at which the resultant will act (the direction of the resultant). Water 5m C -5m 4m

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Description: Q1) If the vertical component of the hydrostatic force on the gate BC shown infig.1 is 1200 kN.Calculate :1- the width of the gate2- the horizontal component (Fu)3- the angle at which the resultant will act (the direction of the resultant).Water5mC5

International Edition---engineering Mechanics: Statics, 4th Edition

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Chapter8: Centroids And Distributed Loads

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