A parcel of fluid leaking from the hole can be modeled as a simple projectile with initial horizontal velocity equivalent to the velocity of efflux v. The component of the initial velocity along the y-axis is zero. The parcel of fluid drops a vertical distance y from the hole to the scale, which is the point of measurement of the horizontal distances x. Using your knowledge of kinematics, find an expression for the velocity of efflux v in terms of x, y, and g. h h: height of the liquid column relative to the orifice v: speed of efflux y y: vertical distance from the orifice to the scale 1: horizontal distance covered by the fluid flowing out of the orifice Wooden block or can Metric ruler

A parcel of fluid leaking from the hole can be modeled as a simple projectile with initial horizontal velocity equivalent to the velocity of efflux v. The component of the initial velocity along the y-axis is zero. The parcel of fluid drops a vertical distance y from the hole to the scale, which is the point of measurement of the horizontal distances x. Using your knowledge of kinematics, find an expression for the velocity of efflux v in terms of x, y, and g. h h: height of the liquid column relative to the orifice v: speed of efflux y y: vertical distance from the orifice to the scale 1: horizontal distance covered by the fluid flowing out of the orifice Wooden block or can Metric ruler

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College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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