A 1.5m long cylindrical barrel made of a material whose specific gravity is 3.8, shown in the rightmost figure, has water on one side and glycerin on the other. a. Calculate the resultant force acting on the glycerin side. b. Determine the total force on the side of water. c. Calculate the MAGNITUDE AND DIRECTION of the vertical and horizontal components of the reaction between the cylinder and the floor. 0.5m

A 1.5m long cylindrical barrel made of a material whose specific gravity is 3.8, shown in the rightmost figure, has water on one side and glycerin on the other. a. Calculate the resultant force acting on the glycerin side. b. Determine the total force on the side of water. c. Calculate the MAGNITUDE AND DIRECTION of the vertical and horizontal components of the reaction between the cylinder and the floor. 0.5m

International Edition---engineering Mechanics: Statics, 4th Edition

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Chapter8: Centroids And Distributed Loads

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