A nozzle is attached to a vertical pipe and discharges water into the atmosphereas shown in the figure.430°Area = 0.01 m²NozzlegGiven:DischargeCross-sectional area of the pipeArea = 0.02 m² Exit area of the nozzlePressure the flangeNozzle weightVolume of water in the nozzleQ=0.1 m³/secA = 0.02 m²An = 0.01 m²p = 40 kPa-gW = 200 NV = 0.012 m³Find: The vertical component of the anchoring force required to hold the nozzlein place.p = 40 kPa0.10 m³/s

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