A 3 m diameter vertical cylindrical tank is filled with water to a depth of 11 m. The rest of the tank is filled with air atatmospheric pressure. The tank is surrounded by air at atmospheric pressure. Assume pw =998 kg m-³ and g =9.81ms-².What is the gage pressure on the bottom of the tank, in kPa?What is the absolute pressure on the bottom of the tank, in kPa?Determine the net force on the bottom of the tank, in kN.

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Diameter d = 3mHeight h = 11 mAtmosperic presure Patm=101.325 KPa

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What is the gage pressure on the bottom of the tank, in kPa? What is the absolute pressure on the bottom of the tank, inkPa? Determine the net force on the bottom of the tank, in kN.

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