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The water speed coming out on the pipe from a cylindrical tank shelter as in the image beside is (in the picture)   known g = 9.81 m / s² H is the initial high water (m), l is the length of the pipe (M), t is the time passing. Determine the high H needed to produce water speed v = 5 m/s at t = 2.5 seconds for pipe length L = 4 m, calculate >>> False position for initial guess XL = 0 and XU = 2 m Calculate up to ε = 1%

The water speed coming out on the pipe from a cylindrical tank shelter as in the image beside is (in the picture)   known g = 9.81 m / s² H is the initial high water (m), l is the length of the pipe (M), t is the time passing. Determine the high H needed to produce water speed v = 5 m/s at t = 2.5 seconds for pipe length L = 4 m, calculate >>> False position for initial guess XL = 0 and XU = 2 m Calculate up to ε = 1%

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The water speed coming out on the pipe from a cylindrical tank shelter as in the image beside is (in the picture)

 
known g = 9.81 m / s² H is the initial high water (m), l is the length of the pipe (M), t is the time passing. Determine the high H needed to produce water speed v = 5 m/s at t = 2.5 seconds for pipe length L = 4 m, calculate

>>> False position

for initial guess XL = 0 and XU = 2 m Calculate up to ε = 1%

2gH v = /2gH tanh 2L
Transcribed Image Text:2gH v = /2gH tanh 2L
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