14. Given the figure, what is the correct equation for the momentum equation in the x-direction, assuming the positive x-direction points to the right? a. F=Qpl-v2 -Va) b. PA-F=Qpl-va) c. F=pv? d. PA-F= Qp(v) Figure for Problem 14

14. Given the figure, what is the correct equation for the momentum equation in the x-direction, assuming the positive x-direction points to the right? a. F=Qpl-v2 -Va) b. PA-F=Qpl-va) c. F=pv? d. PA-F= Qp(v) Figure for Problem 14

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14. Given the figure, what is the correct equation for the momentum equation in the x-direction,
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d. PA-F= Qp(v)
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