A liquid discharged from a container through a circular orifice having a diameter of 10 mm that is located 5 m. from the liquid surface to the center of the orifice. Evaluate the theoretical discharge through the orifice in liters per second if the container is moving upward at an acceleration half that of gravity.A.0.80liters/secC.0.90liters/secB.0.85liters/secD.0.95 liters/sec

A liquid discharged from a container through a circular orifice having a diameter of 10 mm that is located 5 m. from the liquid surface to the center of the orifice. Evaluate the theoretical discharge through the orifice in liters per second if the container is moving upward at an acceleration half that of gravity.A.0.80liters/secC.0.90liters/secB.0.85liters/secD.0.95 liters/sec

Engineering Fundamentals: An Introduction to Engineering (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter10: Force And Force-related Variables In Engineering

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