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C 6 slugs/sec of water enters a U-bend at speed 8 feet/sec as shown above. The water exits the u-bend with the same speed and mass flow rate. Determine the net force on the water in the U-bend in pounds. Answer with a positive number if the net force is to the right, a negative number if the net force is to the left, and "0" if there is no net force. Your answer should include at least one digit after the decimal place.

C 6 slugs/sec of water enters a U-bend at speed 8 feet/sec as shown above. The water exits the u-bend with the same speed and mass flow rate. Determine the net force on the water in the U-bend in pounds. Answer with a positive number if the net force is to the right, a negative number if the net force is to the left, and "0" if there is no net force. Your answer should include at least one digit after the decimal place.

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C 6 slugs/sec of water enters a U-bend at speed 8 feet/sec as shown above. The water exits the u-bend with the same speed and mass flow rate. Determine the net force on the water in the U-bend in pounds. Answer with a positive number if the net force is to the right, a negative number if the net force is to the left, and "O" if there is no net force. Your answer should include at least one digit after the decimal place.
Transcribed Image Text:C 6 slugs/sec of water enters a U-bend at speed 8 feet/sec as shown above. The water exits the u-bend with the same speed and mass flow rate. Determine the net force on the water in the U-bend in pounds. Answer with a positive number if the net force is to the right, a negative number if the net force is to the left, and "O" if there is no net force. Your answer should include at least one digit after the decimal place.
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