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Description: 2. Calculate the resultant force on the submerged rectangular window in the vatbelow due to the fluid pressure. Indicate its direction and locate the center ofpressure on the diagram (Vweter = 9810 N/m').%3D2 m1.5 m2 mt0.75 m1.75 mOil(s.g. = 0.80)45

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below due to the fluid pressure. Indicate its direction and locate the center of pressure on the diagram (Ywet = 9810 N/m).

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