Fluid flows in a converging nozzle Area of the nozzle: A=Ao*(1-b*x) Entry speed: V=Vo*(0,5+0,5*cos*@*t). Ao=1,5 m?, L=13m, b=0.0117, w =0,16rad/s ve Vo=5 (m/s) find the acceleration at the center of the nozzle as a function of time (a=dv/dt)

Fluid flows in a converging nozzle Area of the nozzle: A=Ao(1-bx) Entry speed: V=Vo(0,5+0,5cos@t). Ao=1,5 m?, L=13m, b=0.0117, w =0,16rad/s ve Vo=5 (m/s) find the acceleration at the center of the nozzle as a function of time (a=dv/dt)

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Fluid flows in a converging nozzle
Area of the nozzle: A=Ao*(1-b*x)
Entry speed: V=Vo*(0,5+0,5*cos*@*t).
Ao=1,5 m?, L=13m, b=0.0117, w =0,16rad/s ve Vo=5 (m/s)
find the acceleration at the center of the nozzle as a function of time (a=dv/dt)

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