dz Z. de Flow rate (q.) Hole diameter (h) Water inside the tank whose diameter (D;) has an initial height (Zo) as presented on the figure above. At time (0) equals to zero, a small plug with hole diameter (h) at the bottom was released and the water inside the tank starts to flow at a rate (q.). For a constant water density dz and no fluid flow losses. The differential equation (-) that best describe flow of water inside op the tank during water drain is_.

dz Z. de Flow rate (q.) Hole diameter (h) Water inside the tank whose diameter (D;) has an initial height (Zo) as presented on the figure above. At time (0) equals to zero, a small plug with hole diameter (h) at the bottom was released and the water inside the tank starts to flow at a rate (q.). For a constant water density dz and no fluid flow losses. The differential equation (-) that best describe flow of water inside op the tank during water drain is_.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

7th Edition

ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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