7.01. A water jet with a rate of 15 m/s hits a vertical wall as presented in the figure below. If the diameter of the jet is 3 centimeters and the specific weight of the water is 9.65 kN/m³, calculate the reaction developed on the wall. V₁ V₂ V₂ Rx

7.01. A water jet with a rate of 15 m/s hits a vertical wall as presented in the figure below. If the diameter of the jet is 3 centimeters and the specific weight of the water is 9.65 kN/m³, calculate the reaction developed on the wall. V₁ V₂ V₂ Rx

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7.01. A water jet with a rate of 15 m/s hits a vertical
wall as presented in the figure below. If the diameter
of the jet is 3 centimeters and the specific weight of
the water is 9.65 kN/m³, calculate the reaction
developed on the wall.
V₁
V₂
V₂
Rx

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