Water flows in the duct as shown in the figure. The duct is 50-cm high and 1-m wide (dimension perpendicular to the screen). Gate BC completely closes the duct when B = 90°. What angle, B, in degrees, will the force of the exit jet on the stationary plate be 3 kN? Hinge B 12 m/s - 50 cm F-3 KN Answer:

Water flows in the duct as shown in the figure. The duct is 50-cm high and 1-m wide (dimension perpendicular to the screen). Gate BC completely closes the duct when B = 90°. What angle, B, in degrees, will the force of the exit jet on the stationary plate be 3 kN? Hinge B 12 m/s - 50 cm F-3 KN Answer:

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