8. Calculate the hydrostatic pressure for water moving with constant velocity at a depth of 5 m from the surface. a) 49 kN/m2 b) 98 kN/m2 C) since fluid is in motion, we cannot analyse d) None of the mentioned

8. Calculate the hydrostatic pressure for water moving with constant velocity at a depth of 5 m from the surface. a) 49 kN/m2 b) 98 kN/m2 C) since fluid is in motion, we cannot analyse d) None of the mentioned

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8. Calculate the hydrostatic pressure for
water moving with constant velocity at a
depth of 5 m from the surface.
a) 49 kN/m2
b) 98 kN/m2
c) since fluid is in motion, we cannot analyse
d) None of the mentioned

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