The large water truck pictured (4.8 foot diameter by 12 foot long tank) releases water through a 3 inch diameter pipe. When the water is at the level shown, determine the frictional force the road needs to exert on the tires to keep the truck from rolling (lbf) and indicate the direction using an arrow under the truck. You may assume that the system is frictionless and the tank is vented.

The large water truck pictured (4.8 foot diameter by 12 foot long tank) releases water through a 3 inch diameter pipe. When the water is at the level shown, determine the frictional force the road needs to exert on the tires to keep the truck from rolling (lbf) and indicate the direction using an arrow under the truck. You may assume that the system is frictionless and the tank is vented.

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