9. The thin ( 3 mm ) thick plastic panel shown in the figure is lowered from a ship to a construction site on the осean Поог. The plastic panel weighs ( 200 N) in air and is lowered at a rate of ( 2 m/s ). Assuming the ship Cble panel remains vertically oriented, calculate the tension force in the cable. Take (p = 1000 10 m/s ), and use; kg/m', v 1.31 water Plustic Punel Cplam = 1.328/ Re, Cpturb = 0.072/Re 1/5

9. The thin ( 3 mm ) thick plastic panel shown in the figure is lowered from a ship to a construction site on the осean Поог. The plastic panel weighs ( 200 N) in air and is lowered at a rate of ( 2 m/s ). Assuming the ship Cble panel remains vertically oriented, calculate the tension force in the cable. Take (p = 1000 10 m/s ), and use; kg/m', v 1.31 water Plustic Punel Cplam = 1.328/ Re, Cpturb = 0.072/Re 1/5

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