QUESTION 6 The water jet with velocity V is used to support the weight W. If the weight is doubled W2-2W, what jet velocity V2 is need to support the new weight? Assume that the jet cross-section area remains consatnt. O a. V2=2V O b.V2=V/2 O c.V2=4V Od. V2=V√2 Waterjet v

QUESTION 6 The water jet with velocity V is used to support the weight W. If the weight is doubled W2-2W, what jet velocity V2 is need to support the new weight? Assume that the jet cross-section area remains consatnt. O a. V2=2V O b.V2=V/2 O c.V2=4V Od. V2=V√2 Waterjet v

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QUESTION 6
The water jet with velocity V is used to support the weight W. If the weight is doubled W2-2W, what jet velocity V2 is need to support the
new weight? Assume that the jet cross-section area remains consatnt.
O a. V2=2V
O b.V2=V/2
O c.V2=4V
Od. V2=V√2
Waterjet
v

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