3. If the water flowing out of the nozzle can be considered to be incompressible, with negligible friction under steady state. Determine the pressure at section A and the volume flow rate out of the tank if the level of water in the tank is constant and equal to H = 9 ft. The tank is open to the atmosphere. g 32.2 ft/s, p = 1.94 slug/ft. H. A D=6 in. Water D=2 in.

3. If the water flowing out of the nozzle can be considered to be incompressible, with negligible friction under steady state. Determine the pressure at section A and the volume flow rate out of the tank if the level of water in the tank is constant and equal to H = 9 ft. The tank is open to the atmosphere. g 32.2 ft/s, p = 1.94 slug/ft. H. A D=6 in. Water D=2 in.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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