Q1:Find the location of resultant force( F)of the water on the triangular gate and the force(P) necessary to hold the gate in the * .°position shown in Fig.e=53 water 8 ate 5m Hing 3m P=51.09 KN P= 61.09 KN O 2m

Q1:Find the location of resultant force( F)of the water on the triangular gate and the force(P) necessary to hold the gate in the * .°position shown in Fig.e=53 water 8 ate 5m Hing 3m P=51.09 KN P= 61.09 KN O 2m

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Chapter8: Centroids And Distributed Loads

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