quater circle segment gate segmentQuarter circle,gateradius rFdensity p4rFy4rA segment gate of radius 1.5 m and width 1.5 m is submerged in water as shown in the figure.Note the water level is such that a quarter circle is submerged.a) Find the horizontal component of thrust, F -b) Find the vertical component of thrust, Fy.c) Determine the distance x (m) in the horizontal direction from the wall below the gate to the line of application of the vertical component of thehydraulic thrust on the gate.

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