(c) Liquid flows through an orifice in the bottomof a cylindrical tank at a velocity of 4m/s. Ifthe jet diameter is 2.5cm, what is the rate offlow in lit/sec? If the tank is 25cm in diameter,at what rate is the liquid surface falling?

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the jet diameter is 2.5cm, what is the rate of
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at what rate is the liquid surface falling?

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