A water tank is filled with Oil (SG = 0.87) to a height of 3.07 m. above the 10 mm Ø orifice which is connected at the side of the tank, how far would the water have traveled horizontally if the orifice is 4.93m. above the ground?

A water tank is filled with Oil (SG = 0.87) to a height of 3.07 m. above the 10 mm Ø orifice which is connected at the side of the tank, how far would the water have traveled horizontally if the orifice is 4.93m. above the ground?

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A water tank is filled with Oil (SG = 0.87) to a height of 3.07 m. above the
10 mm Ø orifice which is connected at the side of the tank, how far would
the water have traveled horizontally if the orifice is 4.93m. above the
ground?
h =3.07 m
V
4.93 m
8.6 m
7.8 m
O2.9 m
3.4 m
X

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