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A 1.60m high water tank, three-fourths full of water, has a drain at bottom inclined 18 degrees above the horizontal and 6.20m from the ground. Determine the range values of the distance from the edge of the tank to the nearest edge of a container 0.65m wide, which will catch the water on the ground. The velocity of water coming out from the drain can be computed using the equation V = 2gh where g is the acceleration due to gravity and h is the head (height of water above the drain).

A 1.60m high water tank, three-fourths full of water, has a drain at bottom inclined 18 degrees above the horizontal and 6.20m from the ground. Determine the range values of the distance from the edge of the tank to the nearest edge of a container 0.65m wide, which will catch the water on the ground. The velocity of water coming out from the drain can be computed using the equation V = 2gh where g is the acceleration due to gravity and h is the head (height of water above the drain).

Elements Of Electromagnetics
Elements Of Electromagnetics
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A 1.60m high water tank, three-fourths full of water, has a drain at bottom inclined 18 degrees above the horizontal and 6.20m from the ground. Determine the range values of the distance from the edge of the tank to the nearest edge of a container 0.65m wide, which will catch the water on the ground. The velocity of water coming out from the drain can be computed using the equation V = 2gh where g is the acceleration due to gravity and h is the head (height of water above the drain).
Transcribed Image Text:A 1.60m high water tank, three-fourths full of water, has a drain at bottom inclined 18 degrees above the horizontal and 6.20m from the ground. Determine the range values of the distance from the edge of the tank to the nearest edge of a container 0.65m wide, which will catch the water on the ground. The velocity of water coming out from the drain can be computed using the equation V = 2gh where g is the acceleration due to gravity and h is the head (height of water above the drain).
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