Shown on the figure below is an open tank that contains water at 10 °C. Incoming water are from the top portion of the tank at 10 kilogram per second and at the left side water inlet section of the tank. Water discharges at the lower right section of the tank at a velocity of 4 meters per second. In order to maintain the water level in the tank at a height (h) of 10 meters, the inlet mass velocity of water situated at the left side section of the tank is Blank 1 kg / m²-s. *Express your answers in whole significant figure without decimal value and without unit

Shown on the figure below is an open tank that contains water at 10 °C. Incoming water are from the top portion of the tank at 10 kilogram per second and at the left side water inlet section of the tank. Water discharges at the lower right section of the tank at a velocity of 4 meters per second. In order to maintain the water level in the tank at a height (h) of 10 meters, the inlet mass velocity of water situated at the left side section of the tank is Blank 1 kg / m²-s. *Express your answers in whole significant figure without decimal value and without unit

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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