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an oil tanker moving with speed `v` decelerates uniformly and comes to a stop within a distance s . Find the pressure due to the oil to the back and front walll of the tanker during the period of deceleration. Assume the taker to be a parallelpiped of length l, width b and heigth lt and the density of the oil to be p.

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`F_(1)=1/2pbh((gh+v^(2)l)/(4s))and F_(2)=1/2 pbh(gh-(V^(2)l)/(4s))`
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