Hydrostatic forces on surfaces /Two immiscible liquids in tank/ Fluid mechanics

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[@mohammedhashembabiker4131]

Can you please tell me how can I solve it if there was 3 liquid ?

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Yes

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Please refer given video.... for triangle.... divide side in two parts... 1/3 and 2/3

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Maam moments of force part, 2/3AD How did u get

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Ma’am why area into width Force = pressure * area

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Because that horizontal lines indicate the pressure intensity