Time left 0:04:1 H R (m) Н (m) В (т) Sg 2.5 7.8 M R. Fresh 2.5 1.10 Water Determine the magnitude of the total resultant pressure force FR acting on the half of a semi- cylindrical bottom surface mn of the tank shown in the figure. The radius of curvature is R (m). A head H (m) is above the surface Om. The width of the tank B (m). The surface of water is exposed to the atmosphere. Then, select an answer [FR = KN] Оа. [954.32] O b. [712.35] O c. [672.13] o d. [897.81]

Time left 0:04:1 H R (m) Н (m) В (т) Sg 2.5 7.8 M R. Fresh 2.5 1.10 Water Determine the magnitude of the total resultant pressure force FR acting on the half of a semi- cylindrical bottom surface mn of the tank shown in the figure. The radius of curvature is R (m). A head H (m) is above the surface Om. The width of the tank B (m). The surface of water is exposed to the atmosphere. Then, select an answer [FR = KN] Оа. [954.32] O b. [712.35] O c. [672.13] o d. [897.81]

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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