Situation. A jet of water issues out from a fire hydrant nozzle fitted at a height of 3 m from the ground at an angle of 45 degrees with horizontal. If the jet under a particular flow condition strikes the ground at a horizontal distance of 15 m from the nozzle. 1. Find the velocity, in m/s. 0 9.85 011.07 O 10.29 O13.33 2. Determine the maximum height the jet can reach above the nozzle, in meters. O 2.47 0 2.85 03.12 O 4.05 3. How far horizontally is the location of the maximum height from the nozzle, in meters? 0 8.15 0 6.25 O 15 07.21
Situation. A jet of water issues out from a fire hydrant nozzle fitted at a height of 3 m from the ground at an angle of 45 degrees with horizontal. If the jet under a particular flow condition strikes the ground at a horizontal distance of 15 m from the nozzle. 1. Find the velocity, in m/s. 0 9.85 011.07 O 10.29 O13.33 2. Determine the maximum height the jet can reach above the nozzle, in meters. O 2.47 0 2.85 03.12 O 4.05 3. How far horizontally is the location of the maximum height from the nozzle, in meters? 0 8.15 0 6.25 O 15 07.21
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Transcribed Image Text:Situation. A jet of water issues out from a fire hydrant nozzle fitted at a height of 3 m from the ground at an angle
of 45 degrees with horizontal. If the jet under a particular flow condition strikes the ground at a horizontal distance
of 15 m from the nozzle.
1. Find the velocity, in m/s.
O 13.33
0 9.85
011.07
O 10.29
2. Determine the maximum height the jet can reach above the nozzle, in meters.
0 2.47
O 2.85
0 3.12
0 4.05
3. How far horizontally is the location of the maximum height from the nozzle, in meters?
0 8.15
O 6.25
O 15
07.21
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