I need help for this question. Thank youu 1. Discharge of the system shown in the figure given below is 15 + It/sn. The flow is opened to the10atmosphere at point 2. The pressure at section 1 is P: = 10+x kN/m?. Find the magnitude and thedirection of the force at section 1. p=998 kg/mThe pipe diameter is|D: = 10+x cm, whileD2 = 3+x cm.(40 +Figure 1 (Neglecting the weight of water and elbow)

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ischarge of the system shown in the figure given below is 15 + It/sn. The flow is opened to the tmosphere at point 2. The pressure at section 1 is P: = 10+x kN/m². Find the magnitude and the irection of the force at section 1. p=998 kg/m? The pipe diameter is| D: = 10+x cm, while D2 = 3+x cm. (40 +

ischarge of the system shown in the figure given below is 15 + It/sn. The flow is opened to the tmosphere at point 2. The pressure at section 1 is P: = 10+x kN/m². Find the magnitude and the irection of the force at section 1. p=998 kg/m? The pipe diameter is| D: = 10+x cm, while D2 = 3+x cm. (40 +

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