Consider the hemispherical gate attached to a cylindrical buoy as shown in the figure. The thicknessof and weight of the cable connecting the buoy and the gate are negligible. Which of the following isthe volume above the hemispherical gate that is needed in the calculation of the vertical componentof the resultant hydrostatic force acting on it?4mY?3 mSelect one:O a. cylinder up to the liquid surfaceO b.cylinder up to the liquid surface minus the hemisphereO c.cylinder up to the bottom surface of the buoyO d. cylinder up to the bottom surface of the buoy minus the hemisphere

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Description: Consider the hemispherical gate attached to a cylindrical buoy as shown in the figure. The thicknessof and weight of the cable connecting the buoy and the gate are negligible. Which of the following isthe volume above the hemispherical gate that is

Given: The diameter of cylindrical buoy, D = 4 m The radius of gate, r = 1 m

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Consider the hemispherical gate attached to a cylindrical buoy as shown in the figure. The thicknes of and weight of the cable connecting the buoy and the gate are negligible. Which of the following is the volume above the hemispherical gate that is needed in the calculation of the vertical componen of the resultant hydrostatic force acting on it? y =? 3m Select one: a. cylinder up to the liquid surface O b. cylinder up to the liquid surface minus the hemisphere O c. cylinder up to the bottom surface of the buoy O d. cylinder up to the bottom surface of the buoy minus the hemisphere

Consider the hemispherical gate attached to a cylindrical buoy as shown in the figure. The thicknes of and weight of the cable connecting the buoy and the gate are negligible. Which of the following is the volume above the hemispherical gate that is needed in the calculation of the vertical componen of the resultant hydrostatic force acting on it? y =? 3m Select one: a. cylinder up to the liquid surface O b. cylinder up to the liquid surface minus the hemisphere O c. cylinder up to the bottom surface of the buoy O d. cylinder up to the bottom surface of the buoy minus the hemisphere

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