Figure shows a gasoline storage tank with cross-sectional area 1.0 m2, filled to a depth 5 m. The space above the gasoline contains air at pressure 100 kPa, and the gasoline flows out through a short pipe with area 10 cm². Calculate the flow speed in the pipe and volume flow rate. Po A1 Pa

Figure shows a gasoline storage tank with cross-sectional area 1.0 m2, filled to a depth 5 m. The space above the gasoline contains air at pressure 100 kPa, and the gasoline flows out through a short pipe with area 10 cm². Calculate the flow speed in the pipe and volume flow rate. Po A1 Pa

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Figure shows a gasoline storage tank with cross-sectional
area 1.0 m2, filled to a depth 5 m. The space above the
gasoline contains air at pressure 100 kPa, and the gasoline
flows out through a short pipe with area 10 cm². Calculate
the flow speed in the pipe and volume flow rate.
Po
AL
Pa

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