Problem 7 For water flow through the control volume shown in Figure 10. Use the Reynolds transport theorem with parameter b equal to the velocity to determine the momentum flow rates across the vertical surfaces A-D and B-C. 1 fu's 2 ft 6 fUs 1 ft 5 ft 2 fus 1 ft/s 2 ft Control surface Figure 10: Water flow in a control volume [Ans : 38.8 lb, 77.6 lb)

Problem 7 For water flow through the control volume shown in Figure 10. Use the Reynolds transport theorem with parameter b equal to the velocity to determine the momentum flow rates across the vertical surfaces A-D and B-C. 1 fu's 2 ft 6 fUs 1 ft 5 ft 2 fus 1 ft/s 2 ft Control surface Figure 10: Water flow in a control volume [Ans : 38.8 lb, 77.6 lb)

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