Problem 2 Hinge A stop-block on the edge of the gate at B will break whenever the force reaches 40KN. The gate is rectangular in shape. which is Im by 1.5m in area. Find the critical water depth, h. [5.77m] im use integration method and fomula method, draw figure for each step you will make Stop-block

Problem 2 Hinge A stop-block on the edge of the gate at B will break whenever the force reaches 40KN. The gate is rectangular in shape. which is Im by 1.5m in area. Find the critical water depth, h. [5.77m] im use integration method and fomula method, draw figure for each step you will make Stop-block

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