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A nozzle is designed such that the velocity in the nozzle varies as u(x) = 1 uo 0.5x L where the velocity u, is the entrance velocity and L is the nozzle length. The entrance velocity is 10 m/s, and the length is 0.5 m. The velocity is uniform across each section. Find the acceleration at the station halfway through the nozzle (x/L = 0.5)

A nozzle is designed such that the velocity in the nozzle varies as u(x) = 1 uo 0.5x L where the velocity u, is the entrance velocity and L is the nozzle length. The entrance velocity is 10 m/s, and the length is 0.5 m. The velocity is uniform across each section. Find the acceleration at the station halfway through the nozzle (x/L = 0.5)

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10 m/s u(x) = A nozzle is designed such that the velocity in the nozzle varies as 1 uo "1 0.5x L 20 m/s where the velocity u, is the entrance velocity and L is the nozzle length. The entrance velocity is 10 m/s, and the length is 0.5 m. The velocity is uniform across each section. Find the acceleration at the station halfway through the nozzle (x/L = 0.5)
Transcribed Image Text:10 m/s u(x) = A nozzle is designed such that the velocity in the nozzle varies as 1 uo "1 0.5x L 20 m/s where the velocity u, is the entrance velocity and L is the nozzle length. The entrance velocity is 10 m/s, and the length is 0.5 m. The velocity is uniform across each section. Find the acceleration at the station halfway through the nozzle (x/L = 0.5)
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