What is the Direction of Resultant Force on a Stationary Vane Caused by Water?

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The discussion centers on the direction of the resultant force acting on a stationary vane due to water flow. Participants confirm that the resultant force on the vane is indeed opposite to the force exerted by the vane on the water. Specifically, the resultant force is determined to act to the right and upwards, aligning with the principles of fluid dynamics and Newton's third law of motion.

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in the calculation , the direction of resultant force that we got is the force of vane act on water , right ? to get the resultant force act on vane ? it should be opposite to the force of vane act on water , am i right ? IMO , the resultant force at stationary vane (which is caused by water) should be act to right and upwards , am i correct ?
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