Q4 a Needed with Sketch Question 4This question shows an application of multiple integrals in engineering and some self-learningshould be expected.In an underwater sea aquarium, two acrylic glass panels in the shapes shown below are to beinstalled for visitors to view the marine life. Figure Q4 shows the front view of the aquarium:the left drawing is of a rectangular vertical panel and the right drawing is of a semi-circularvertical panel.hWH(All dimensions are in meters.)Figure Q4RIn order to determine the thickness of the panels and their attachment method to the surroundingwall, the net force caused by the hydrostatic water pressure must be determined. Under a liquidof density p, the hydrostatic pressure isP = pgh (Pa)where h is the depth from the free surface of the liquid.(a)With a sketch of the region of integration (axes must be clearly labelled), set up a doubleintegral that gives the net hydrostatic force acting on the rectangular panel. Hence,evaluate the net hydrostatic force as a function of p, g, H and W.

Given: Given a panel that is rectangular and under the influence of hydrostatic pressure. Its length…

Question 4 This question shows an application of multiple integrals in engineering and some self-learning should be expected. In an underwater sea aquarium, two acrylic glass panels in the shapes shown below are to be installed for visitors to view the marine life. Figure Q4 shows the front view of the aquarium: the left drawing is of a rectangular vertical panel and the right drawing is of a semi-circular vertical panel. h W H R J (All dimensions are in meters.) Figure Q4 In order to determine the thickness of the panels and their attachment method to the surrounding wall, the net force caused by the hydrostatic water pressure must be determined. Under a liquid of density p, the hydrostatic pressure is P = pgh (Pa) where h is the depth from the free surface of the liquid. (a) With a sketch of the region of integration (axes must be clearly labelled), set up a double integral that gives the net hydrostatic force acting on the rectangular panel. Hence, evaluate the net hydrostatic force as a function of p, g, H and W.

Question 4 This question shows an application of multiple integrals in engineering and some self-learning should be expected. In an underwater sea aquarium, two acrylic glass panels in the shapes shown below are to be installed for visitors to view the marine life. Figure Q4 shows the front view of the aquarium: the left drawing is of a rectangular vertical panel and the right drawing is of a semi-circular vertical panel. h W H R J (All dimensions are in meters.) Figure Q4 In order to determine the thickness of the panels and their attachment method to the surrounding wall, the net force caused by the hydrostatic water pressure must be determined. Under a liquid of density p, the hydrostatic pressure is P = pgh (Pa) where h is the depth from the free surface of the liquid. (a) With a sketch of the region of integration (axes must be clearly labelled), set up a double integral that gives the net hydrostatic force acting on the rectangular panel. Hence, evaluate the net hydrostatic force as a function of p, g, H and W.

Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry

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Chapter4: Polynomial And Rational Functions

Section4.3: Zeros Of Polynomials

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