A cup contains a fluid. The cup has asurface area of 0.04m2. A small hole ismade 20 mm from the free surface of thefluid which is 1/3000 of the surface area ofthe cup. Fluid flows out of the hole. Assumethe hole is made at h=0 mUsing Bernoulli's equation to determine thevolume of fluid that flows out of the cup persecond Q (m/s)Q=velocity x AreaPlease include 7 decimal numbers in yournumerical answer. Do not use scientificnotationAnswer:

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