Total force on inclined portion of a wall

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Question. The tank shown below is filled with water.
Define following:
A) The total force on a one foot wide section of the inclined portion of the wall (note: width is measured in a direction normal to the paper),
B) the location and line of action of the resultant force.

Reference no: EM1311046

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