### System DescriptionThe diagram represents a fluid dynamics problem where the flow rate \( Q \) is constant (steady state). The system includes two tanks, A and B, connected by pipes.### Components1. **Tank A:** - **Height of Water, \( h_A \):** This is the unknown variable to determine. - **Outlet (1):** Connects Tank A to a pipe.2. **Pipe (2):** - **Diameter:** 0.03 meters. - Connects Tank A to Tank B, allowing the water to flow between them.3. **Tank B:** - **Height of Water, \( h_B \):** 2 meters. - **Inlet (3):** Receives water from Tank A. 4. **Pipe (4):** - **Diameter:** 0.05 meters. - Outflows the water from Tank B to maintain steady state.### ObjectiveDetermine the water depth \( h_A \) in Tank A under the condition that the flow rate \( Q \) remains constant throughout the system. This requires understanding the steady-state flow conditions and the impact of pipe diameters on flow rate between the tanks.

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Description: ### System DescriptionThe diagram represents a fluid dynamics problem where the flow rate \( Q \) is constant (steady state). The system includes two tanks, A and B, connected by pipes.### Components1. **Tank A:** - **Height of Water, \( h_A \):**

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Determine the water depth, ha if the flowrate, Q is constant (steady-state). (1) 0.03 – m diameter (2) |(3) 0.05 - m diameter hg 2 m (4) B

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