Plz Help me out to solve this problem.. Problem 1A floating beam is hinged at the edge of awall and is in statie equilibrium as in thefigure below. The lengtli, width and depthof the beam are all L=0.Sm. ASSuming thefluid is water (specifie weight y=9800N/m), D=0.4 mi and à frictionless hinge,compute the specifie weight of the materialthe floating beam is made of.WaterHinge

First we will display all the forces applied on the floating beam in a free Body Diagram(FBD) Fw1 =…

oblem 1 A floating beam is hinged at the edge of a wall and is in static equilibrium as in the igure below. The length, width aid depth of the beam are all L-0.8m. Assuming the fluid is water (specific weight y=9800 N/m), D=0.4 m and a frictionless hinge, compute the specific weight of the material the floating beam is made of. ater Hinge

oblem 1 A floating beam is hinged at the edge of a wall and is in static equilibrium as in the igure below. The length, width aid depth of the beam are all L-0.8m. Assuming the fluid is water (specific weight y=9800 N/m), D=0.4 m and a frictionless hinge, compute the specific weight of the material the floating beam is made of. ater Hinge

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