Water flows from a large tank through a narrow pipe. Height differencebetween the opening on the tank and the surface of the water is h 15.0 m.The cross-sectional area of the thicker part of the pipe is0.055 m2 and the narrower partA2A1density of the water is p = 1000 kg/m³.if V1 = = 47. 19 m/s,= 0.020 m2. The%3D17.16 m/s and V2%3D%3Dwhat is the amount of water flowing through the pipe?a) 343 kg/sb) 944 kg/sc) 2595 kg/s

Formula of mass flow rate of liquid is as follows; dmdt=ρA1v1=ρA2v2…

Water flows from a large tank through a narrow pipe. Height difference between the opening on the tank and the surface of the water is h 15.0 m. The cross-sectional area of the thicker part of the pipe is A1 = 0.055 m² and the narrower partA2 = density of the water is p = 1000 kg/m³. if V1 = 17. 16 mls and V2 = 0. 020 m². The %3D 47.19 m/s, %3D %3D what is the amount of water flowing through the pipe? a) 343 kg/s b) 944 kg/s c) 2595 kg/s

Water flows from a large tank through a narrow pipe. Height difference between the opening on the tank and the surface of the water is h 15.0 m. The cross-sectional area of the thicker part of the pipe is A1 = 0.055 m² and the narrower partA2 = density of the water is p = 1000 kg/m³. if V1 = 17. 16 mls and V2 = 0. 020 m². The %3D 47.19 m/s, %3D %3D what is the amount of water flowing through the pipe? a) 343 kg/s b) 944 kg/s c) 2595 kg/s

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Chapter15: Fluid Mechanics

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Problem 37P: A horizontal pipe 10.0 cm in diameter has a smooth reduction to a pipe 5.00 cm in diameter. If the...

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