I will dsilke and report for all wrong answers , there are two parts solve carefully The nozzle shown in Figure 3.35 is designed such that the average velocity, V, atany cross section is given by10V =m/s1-xwhere a is the distance in meters from the nozzle entrance to any cross section ofthe nozzle, measured in the streamwise direction. The velocity is approximatelyuniform across any section of the nozzle; the entrance and exit velocities are 10 m/sand 20 m/s, respectively; and the length of the nozzle is 0.5 m. (a) What is theacceleration of a fluid particle at the midsection of the nozzle, where x = 0.25 m?(b) How long does a fluid particle take to pass through the nozzle?X = 0Nozzle10 m/s20 m/s+0.5 m-Figure 3.35: Flow through a nozzle

The nozzle shown in Figure 3.35 is designed such that the average velocity, any cross section is given by V 10 m/s where a is the distance in meters from the nozzle entrance to any cross sectic the nozzle, measured in the streamwise direction. The velocity is approxim: uniform across any section of the nozzle; the entrance and exit velocities are 10 and 20 m/s, respectively; and the length of the nozzle is 0.5 m. (a) What is acceleration of a fluid particle at the midsection of the nozzle, where æ = 0.25 (b) How long does a fluid particle take to pass through the nozzle?

The nozzle shown in Figure 3.35 is designed such that the average velocity, any cross section is given by V 10 m/s where a is the distance in meters from the nozzle entrance to any cross sectic the nozzle, measured in the streamwise direction. The velocity is approxim: uniform across any section of the nozzle; the entrance and exit velocities are 10 and 20 m/s, respectively; and the length of the nozzle is 0.5 m. (a) What is acceleration of a fluid particle at the midsection of the nozzle, where æ = 0.25 (b) How long does a fluid particle take to pass through the nozzle?

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