I need answer in just 5 min otherwise my question is wasted if u don't do in 5 min I wil surely gives u downvotes so if answer doesnot match then also downvotes is fix step by step in 5 min 0.7 m -- Water -xy-Ay = B A- 0.4 m B-0.9 m² H = 2.5m 3.0 m 0.5 m -2.2 m The curtain of a dam shown in the figure has a z = 10 m and contains water, determine the total force due to the fluid and the point where the force acts.

I need answer in just 5 min otherwise my question is wasted if u don't do in 5 min I wil surely gives u downvotes so if answer doesnot match then also downvotes is fix step by step in 5 min 0.7 m -- Water -xy-Ay = B A- 0.4 m B-0.9 m² H = 2.5m 3.0 m 0.5 m -2.2 m The curtain of a dam shown in the figure has a z = 10 m and contains water, determine the total force due to the fluid and the point where the force acts.

International Edition---engineering Mechanics: Statics, 4th Edition

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Chapter1: Introduction To Statics

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