Show step by step solution = 156.8 An engineer, who is designing a water toy, is making prelimi-nary calculations. A user of the product will apply a force F₁ thatmoves a piston (D = 80 mm) at a speed of Vpiston = 300 mm/s.Water at 20°C jets out of a converging nozzle of diameter dmm. To hold the toy stationary, the user applies a force F2 to thehandle. Which force (F₁ versus F2) is larger? Explain your answerusing concepts of the momentum principle. Then calculate F₁ andF2. Neglect friction between the piston and the walls.VpistonF2PROBLEM 6.8d-Jet

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