The hemispherical body (r=0.6m ) projects into atank. Find the horizontal and vertical forces actingon the hemispherical projection for the followingcases:(a) the tank is full of water with the free surface 1.5mabove A;(6) the tank contains CCl, ( s=1.59) tothe level of A overlain with water havingits free surface 1.5m above A;(c) the tank is closed and containsExercise 3only gas at a pressure of 41368 N/m²;

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The hemispherical body (r=0.6m) projects into a tank. Find the horizontal and vertical forces acting on the hemispherical projection for the following cases: (a) the tank is full of water with the free surface 1.5m above A; (b) the tank contains CCl, ( s=1.59) to A the level of A overlain with water having its free surface 1.5m above A; (c) the tank is closed and contains Exercise 3 only gas at a pressure of 41368 N/m²;

The hemispherical body (r=0.6m) projects into a tank. Find the horizontal and vertical forces acting on the hemispherical projection for the following cases: (a) the tank is full of water with the free surface 1.5m above A; (b) the tank contains CCl, ( s=1.59) to A the level of A overlain with water having its free surface 1.5m above A; (c) the tank is closed and contains Exercise 3 only gas at a pressure of 41368 N/m²;

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