What force "F" must be exerted through the bolts to hold the metal cone in the figure below in place? The metal cone and pipe weights are negligible. The metal cone has no bottom. D 0.01 m 4 m Metal HA 2 m Cope 2 m| Water - Bolts“ Top View Projection V = rh v = }ur*h

What force "F" must be exerted through the bolts to hold the metal cone in the figure below in place? The metal cone and pipe weights are negligible. The metal cone has no bottom. D 0.01 m 4 m Metal HA 2 m Cope 2 m| Water - Bolts“ Top View Projection V = rh v = }ur*h

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What force "F" must be exerted through the bolts to hold the metal cone in the figure below in place? The metal cone and pipe weights are negligible. The metal
cone has no bottom.
D 0.01 m
4 m
Metal
2 m
2 m
Cope
F
2 m
Water
h
h
Bolts
Top View
Projection
v = ur'h
V = ar'h
O a. 657.14 kN
Оь. 742.98 kN
None of the choices
O d. 185.74 kN
O e. 328.57 kN

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