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QUESTION 3 Figure below indicated that a plug with cone shape used to plugged a hole of 45 cm radius at one side of a tank that containing X fluid (SG-0.8). The cone is 1.5 m height and I.I m bottom diameter. Depth of cone center point to the surface liquid is 10m. a) Draw the distribution of pressure onto the plug b) Determine the force acts onto the plug Cone 10 m QUESTION 4 Figure below shows a water gate with 2 ft width perpendicular to the drawing. It will freely rotate at hinge H. Given weight of gate is 500 lb and center of gravity is 1.2 ft to the right and 0.9 ft above H. What is a depth X of water above H to keep the gate closed? Neglect an effect of friction and thickness of the gate. Draw a distribution of forces onto the gate. Water

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