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Question 1, 45 points total For an underwater construction project, a crane is used to lower weights into the sea 0.4 x 3 m c
Question 1c, 10 points What is the hydostatic force acting on the 0.4 m by 0.4 m side of the block? Question 1d, 10 points Wh
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Ans o a mn concsli o 6 loo k Pa Y d = 2.300 x 0,48 x 9,81 F10.83 KN 1.b 0.5 3 m was las V 0010 K N1.c e loo F = 17.126 KN l d loo-+ E - 126.03 KN 13) AG1

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