B Problem 2. As illustrated in (a) Fig. P2, an air blower is directed seat at a chair with curved seat of mass m, seat and legs of mass mjegs For the dimensions given on the mouthpiece figure, and for a given air flow legs rate Q, derive formulas for: (b) a) the water level differenceh in the connected tube; B. b) the force F exerted by air on the mouthpiece; c) the condition for whether or B not the blown air will overturn the chair.

B Problem 2. As illustrated in (a) Fig. P2, an air blower is directed seat at a chair with curved seat of mass m, seat and legs of mass mjegs For the dimensions given on the mouthpiece figure, and for a given air flow legs rate Q, derive formulas for: (b) a) the water level differenceh in the connected tube; B. b) the force F exerted by air on the mouthpiece; c) the condition for whether or B not the blown air will overturn the chair.

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