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Note: I am not looking for the entire answer to this question:
A trough is filled with a liquid density of 840 kg/m3
The ends are equalateral triangles with a side length of 8m and the vertex at the bottom.
Find the hydrostatic force on one end of the trough.
I am wondering why the length of our sample strip is 8 - 2xi /Sqrt(3) . Or more specifically, how am I supposed to realize that we are subtracting our 2a from 8. Plugging in numbers I can see that it is true, but I would have never guessed that we needed to do that, any advice on what I should be looking for?
Note: I am not looking for the entire answer to this question:
A trough is filled with a liquid density of 840 kg/m3
The ends are equalateral triangles with a side length of 8m and the vertex at the bottom.
Find the hydrostatic force on one end of the trough.
I am wondering why the length of our sample strip is 8 - 2xi /Sqrt(3) . Or more specifically, how am I supposed to realize that we are subtracting our 2a from 8. Plugging in numbers I can see that it is true, but I would have never guessed that we needed to do that, any advice on what I should be looking for?
Hubert KochLv2
23 Jan 2019