SITUATION 8:A 180 kN force is supported by a vertical jet ofwater thru a nozzle. The velocity of the water is15.4 m/s and the diameter of the jet is 2.2 cm.36. Compute for the discharge of water fromthe jet.a. 0.04346b. 0.00859c. 0.00589d. 0.0058537. What is the velocity of the water before itreaches the maximum height?EVIEma. 17.96тb. 30.77 mmc. 23.28-d. 3.43638. What is the maximum height?a. 31.21 mc. 36.17 mb. 27.62 md. 23.81 m

A 180 kN force is supported by a vertical jet water thru a nozzle. The velocity of the water 15.4 m/s and the diameter of the jet is 2.2 cm. 36. Compute for the discharge of water fron the jet. a. 0.04346 c. 0.00589 b.0.00859 d. 0.00585 37. What is the velocity of the water before it reaches the maximum height? a. 17.96 b. 30.77m с. 23.28 m' d. 3,436 38. What is the maximum height? a. 31.21 m b. 27.62 m 26 17 m d 2381 m

A 180 kN force is supported by a vertical jet water thru a nozzle. The velocity of the water 15.4 m/s and the diameter of the jet is 2.2 cm. 36. Compute for the discharge of water fron the jet. a. 0.04346 c. 0.00589 b.0.00859 d. 0.00585 37. What is the velocity of the water before it reaches the maximum height? a. 17.96 b. 30.77m с. 23.28 m' d. 3,436 38. What is the maximum height? a. 31.21 m b. 27.62 m 26 17 m d 2381 m

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