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A lobster tank in a restaurant is 1.25m long by 1m wide by 60cm deep. Taking...

A lobster tank in a restaurant is 1.25m long by 1m wide by 60cm deep.
Taking the density of water to be 1000kg/m^3, find the water forces on the sides of the tank.

a) Force on the bottom of the tank is newtons   
b)Force on each of the larger sides of the tank is newtons
c) Force on each of the smaller sides of the tank is newtons
(use ?=9.8 m/s^2)

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