A 4 m in diameter tank open to the atmosphere is filled with water to a height of 400 cm from the bottom. A tap near the •0 bottom of the tank is now opened, and the water flows out from a smooth 3-inches diameter outlet as shown in figure 4. (a.) Determine the water velocity at the outlet and (b.) how 400 cm Water long will it take to empty the tank? V2 Figure 4

A 4 m in diameter tank open to the atmosphere is filled with water to a height of 400 cm from the bottom. A tap near the •0 bottom of the tank is now opened, and the water flows out from a smooth 3-inches diameter outlet as shown in figure 4. (a.) Determine the water velocity at the outlet and (b.) how 400 cm Water long will it take to empty the tank? V2 Figure 4

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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