For the experimental setup of a jet striking on a hemispherical cup surface as shown in the figure, the nozzle diameter equal 145 cm, and the velocity of the water jet is 34.76 m/s. Determine the jet force on the cup, F (in kN). Determine the theoretical mass (in Kg) required to balance the force due to the impact of a jet striking on a hemispherical cup surface.

For the experimental setup of a jet striking on a hemispherical cup surface as shown in the figure, the nozzle diameter equal 145 cm, and the velocity of the water jet is 34.76 m/s. Determine the jet force on the cup, F (in kN). Determine the theoretical mass (in Kg) required to balance the force due to the impact of a jet striking on a hemispherical cup surface.

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For the experimental setup of a jet striking on a hemispherical cup surface as
shown in the figure, the nozzle diameter equal 145 cm, and the velocity of
the water jet is 34.76 m/s.
Determine the jet force on the cup, F (in kN).
Determine the theoretical mass (in Kg) required to balance the force due to
the impact of a jet striking on a hemispherical cup surface.

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