(3) Shown below is a strange pipe setup. Water flows through this pipe. At point 1, thewater is traveling with a speed of vi = 5.57m/s perfectly horizontally. The outlet at point 1and the top of the vertical column of water are open to the atmosphere whereas point 2 isnot. Point 2 is 1.05m above point 1 and the pipe at point 2 is twice the diameter of pipe atpoint 1.(a) What is the height of the column of water above point 1?(b) What is the absolute pressure at point 2?(c) The water leaving the pipe at point 1 is used to fill a container that is 3.62m below point1 of the pipe and some distance horizontally. How far to the right of point 1 should thiscontainer be?

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