Kerosene tank force
Please calculate according to Pascal's law. Kerosene in a block-shaped metal tank reaches a height of 180 cm. Calculate the force acting on the bottom with dimensions of 1.5 m and 3 m if the density of kerosene is 820 kg per M3.
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